Unit 9 Part B

freeman that paid the noble to farm the land and kept what they produced (rented the land)

• vassal

• squire

• serf

• peasant

could not leave the manor without permission, spent 3 days/week working the noble's land, then farmed their own plot but still had to give a portion to the noble

• guild

• serf

• peasant

• lord

guild

• group of merchants or craftspeople that set prices and quality standards for a product; they decided who could join a trade

• medieval soldiers with privileged military status, after being promoted from page to squire

• group of townspeople that worked together to make the city a better place

• merchants, knights, and lords serving a king for their protection

What was an apprentice?

• A person who learned a trade or craft from a skilled master.
• A person who owned a business
• A person who was a soldier
• A person who worked in a factory

What was a journeyman?

• A journeyman was an unskilled worker
• A journeyman was a person who had never completed an apprenticeship
• A journeyman was a title given to the highest-ranking master craftsman
• A journeyman was a skilled worker who worked under a master craftsman for wages.

What did the master artisan provide his apprentice?

• wages

• training, room and board

• college

• land & protection

What was the path to becoming a master of a trade in medieval times?

• Apprentice -> Journeyman -> Master
• Beginner -> Intermediate -> Master
• Student -> Teacher -> Master
• Novice -> Expert -> Master

law that was the same throughout the whole kingdom

• Royal Law
• Common Law
• King's Law
• Universal Law

define parliament

• A parliament is a legislative body of government.
• A parliament is a type of dessert
• A parliament is a type of bird
• A parliament is a type of dance

In which battle did William and his army defeat Harold Godwinson?

• Battle of Hastings
• Battle of York
• Battle of London
• Battle of Edinburgh