Manorialism

Manorialism was a system in medieval Europe that supported feudalism by:

• providing a structured economic and social system based on land ownership and duties

• establishing a centralized government with a strong monarch

• promoting trade and commerce between different regions

• encouraging artistic and scientific advancements

The structure of the manor was significant in medieval society because it:

• provided a system of economic and social organization

• was a place for religious gatherings

• served as a military fortress

• was a center for artistic expression

The self-sufficient economy of the manor was characterized by:

• a reliance on external trade for essential goods.

• a system where all necessary goods and services were produced within the manor.

• a focus on industrial production and manufacturing.

• a dependence on neighboring manors for resources.

The Church played a significant role in the life of those living on the manor by:

• Providing spiritual guidance and religious services

• Controlling the local economy and trade

• Leading military operations and defense

• Managing agricultural production and distribution

Manorialism was the ______ system that supported feudalism in medieval Europe.

• economic

• political

• social

• cultural

The Lord’s Manor House was considered to be the center of ______ and political life of the manor.

• economic

• cultural

• religious

• educational

The three-field system increased ______ production and helped sustain the population.

• food

• textile

• metal

• wood

What did villagers in all manors have to pay to the Church?

• Taxes

• Tithes

• Rent

• Fees

Monasteries preserved knowledge by translating ancient texts, educated the clergy, and assisted the _______.

• poor

• wealthy

• nobility

• merchants

Religious festivals and teachings influenced daily work and _______ that took place around the manor.

• social structures

• economic activities

• political decisions

• agricultural practices