Manoralism

A noble's land, containing his property, village, and fields, is called a...

• castle

• manor

• country

• city

Which of the following best describes manorialism?

• A political system based on the exchange of land for military service

• An economic system where peasants worked the land for lords

• A religious system governed by the Church

• A social system based on equal rights

Which social class is mostly made of farmers or artisans, who pay taxes and rent to a lord, but are free to move around to new manors?

• king

• noble

• knight

• peasant

• serf

Which social class is mostly made of farmers and artisans, and are bound to their noble's land for life?

• king

• noble

• knight

• peasant

• serf

In manorialism, manors were mostly which two things?

• self-sufficient

• agricultural

• urban (cities)

• based on trade

• industrial

What is the key difference between a peasant and a serf?

• ability to worship a different religion.

• they could earn wages and money.

• they can fight in wars.

• ability to move to a new manor.

What is a vassal?

• A boat you sail on.

• A powerful warrior.

• A religious person.

• A person who swore loyalty.

Which social class is a wealthy landowner?

• king

• noble

• knight

• peasant

• serf

Manorialism is a ______ system.

• social

• military

• religious

• economic

Which social class are warriors who can also own land and have vassals?

• king

• noble

• knight

• peasant

• serf