Feudalism and Manorialism

Which of these was new and important agricultural practice in medieval Europe?

• terrace farming

• three-field crop rotation

• two-field crop rotation

• use of animals to farm

The manorial system included

• peasants and patricians

• serfs and nobles

• fiefs and knights

• vassals and slaves

This chart illustrates

• the growth of trade

• the feudal system

• the chivalric code

• the bourgeoisie

Which of the following was the staple of the medieval diet

• beans

• meat

• bread

• vegetables

As trade grew in medieval Europe, so did the demand for

• silver and gold coins

• agricultural societies

• protection of trade routes by local lords

• the wealth of the lower classes

Which of these would directly serve both lords and kings

• knights

• peasants

• serfs

• vassals

armed cavalry

• fief

• knights

• chivalry

• vikings

Germanic warriors from Scandinavia

• knights

• chivalry

• feudalism

• Vikings

grant of land to a vassal

• chivalry

• feudalism

• Vikings

• fief

code of ethics guiding nobility

• feudalism

• vikings

• knights

• chivalry