All peasants were ‘tied’ (couldn’t leave without permission) to their lords’ property.

• True - all peasants were tied to their lord's property

• False - some peasants were free and some were serfs, only serfs were tied to their lord's property

In the feudal system, knights worked for

• themselves

• kings

• peasants

• nobles

Which of the following organizational structures is ordered correctly?

low power - - - → - - - high power

• serf → knight → noble → monarch

• serf → noble → knight → monarch

• knight → noble → serf → monarch

• serf → monarch → knight → noble

What is the difference between a Lord and a Vassal?

• Nothing
• Lords are the boss of the Vassal
• Vassals had more money
• Lords were not connected to Vassals

What is a fiefdom?

• A warrior who fights on a horseback

• Land granted to a vassal for military service

• A lower noble

• Land the king grants to peasants

What is a serf?

• A noble who cannot leave the farm they were born on

• A peasant who cannot own property and must work a nobles land

• A knight who serves a lord for life

• A peasant who pays the noble to farm the noble's land

If you lived in the Middle Ages, your social class was determined by

• birth

• wealth

• religion

• education

Where did monks live?

• They had no home.
• castles
• monasteries
• farms

Who was the chief monk in a monastery ?

• Monk

• Abbey

• Abbott

• Nun

Vassalage was established in a dual ceremony:

• The homage and the coronation

• The Investiture and the tournament

• The homage and the investiture

• None of them