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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Who worked on the manor and was "bonded" there?
knights
serfs
lords
What is a serf?
workers who live on the land which they are Bonded to
peasants
one who serves the lord
all of the above
What do Nobles get in return for supplying the King with knights?
money
gold and silver
land
serfs
What were serfs (non-free peasants) NOT allowed to do? (select all that apply)
Carry a weapon for defense
have a pet
leave the Lord’s Manor
Mill and bake their own bread
What is a fief?
a farm animals raised to be slaughtered
a farm where serf work for money
land given to a Vassal of being loyal to a king.
an army created to fight a war
What are the three parts of a manor?
Village, Manor House, Church
Castle, City, River
Lords House, Lords Farms, Lords Bank
Barns, Silos, Plows
What is the reason why serf never where able to buy themselves out of bondage?
Because they were not allowed to make money
The lord would charge the serf rent for housing and farming, and tax them for everyday things like bread and the use of tools.
because the lord would kill the father of the family making it harder to earn money.
because the serfs had to go to war and fight for the king
What is a vassal?
a person who promised loyalty for land.
a container to hold the holy water.
a knight looking over serfs in a field
a ship that floats on the river
What was the most common form of money that most people used to buy, trade or pay taxes?
Gold
Silver
Crops or grain
Diamonds
True or false a knight can be a lord of a manor?
True yes most knights also were a lord of a manor during time of peace.
False knights where only meant to fight.
True knights would take slave to farm their lands.
False knights only worked for a lord.
Where did nobles live? (select all correct answers, will be more than one answers)
Tavern
Wooden huts
Manor House
Churches
Castles
During the Early Middle Ages, which group gained power by maintaining a system of protection, order, and stability?
merchants
monarchs
nobles
peasants
What was the fastest way to trade goods across vast distances during the Middle Ages.
Roads
Railways
By boats down rivers and by sea
Horseback
What two inventions increase the production of crops during the Middle Ages?
irrigation and the push plow
pesticides and fertilizers
Ox-drawn plow, and Three-Field System
Tractors and wheelbarrows
What is the best description of crop rotation
Different crops are grown on a piece of land throughout the year based on the seasons.
Two crops are planted and one is left fallow so that the field can gain more nurturance.
Harvesting crops at different times.
Turning a crop so that it face the east so that the plants collect the most sun light.
You did not have to leave the manor for anything. This means it was...
dependent
interdependent
self-sufficient
What is the term for a resource that has been crafted into an item for trade.
Goods
Swag
Surplus
Fallow
Charlemagne became the leader of group when his father died?
Franks
Lambards
Ostrogoth
Muslims
Charlemagne was given this title by the Pope.
Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
King of all Europe
King of the Franks
Lord of the Franks
