Medieval Manors and Serfs

In medieval society, males created a last name for themselves from their occupation, physical characteristics, or the town they lived in. 

• True
• False

Serfs and peasants belonged to which class in medieval society?

• Upper Class
• Middle Class
• Lower Class

Serfs could move up the social ladder by doing something to impress the lord of the manor. 

• True
• False

When a farm field was allowed to rest by not planting anything on it for a season so it can replenish its nutrients it was known as what?

• Fallow
• Fief
• Frindge
• Forrage

Serfs were paid for the hard work they provided on the manors. 

• They were paid.
• They were not paid. 

Serfs were given a small piece of land to farm for themselves and did all the work on the manor in exchange for what?

• money
• better opportunities
• fame
• protection

A serfs' home was large enough to accommodate a large family. 

• True
• False

The manor provided the economic basis for Middle Ages society. 

• True
• False

The word, 'economic', refers to what?

• society
• government
• money
• people

Social refers to what?

• money
• people
• government
• economic