Medieval Times

A religious community where monks lived

• Castle

• Cathedral

• Monastery

• Convent

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Women who devoted their lives to religion

• Nun

• Monk

• Lady

• Peasant

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Men who devoted their lives to religion

• Monk

• Nun

• King

• Lord

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Who did the work on the manor?

• Knights

• Peasants

• Monks

• Nuns

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A separate manor sometimes given to a Knight

• Fief

• Castle

• Deforestation

• Cathedral

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A soldier that protects the lord and the manor

• Knight

• Lord

• Monk

• Peasant

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A large estate, with a castle, church, fields, and workers

• Fief

• Manor

• Deforestation

• Cathedral

When was the Medieval Period?

• 500-1500 AD

• 200 BC-500 AD

• 1490-1590 AD

The Medieval Period is also referred to as the

• Renaissance

• Dark Ages

• Crusades

In Feudalism, the King answered only to

• the Church

• his supporters

• his wife