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WorksheetsThe Feudal System
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the bottom level of the feudal system?
serfs
knights
vassals
What is the second highest class in the feudal system?
kings
vassals
nobles
knights
What are fiefs?
castles
knights
shares of land
warfare battles during the Middle Ages
What is the middle level in the feudal system?
kings
vassals
nobles
knights
serfs
The feudal system was built around ________________.
warfare
the Silk Road
China
India
True or false. Serfs couldn't get married without the permission of the lord.
True
False
Lords are also named ___________ in the feudal system.
Vassals
Knights
Nobles
Fiefs
Serfs could only leave the manor if they ____________.
saved enough money to buy their freedom and some land.
escaped and survived a year and a day without getting caught.
All of the above
During the middle ages, a large, self-sufficient estate with farmland and sometimes whole villages is a _______________.
town
house
castle
manor
Manors were ruled by ___________.
Peasants
Serfs
Kings
Lords
A set of unwritten rules between a lord and a vassal is a ___________.
Declaration of Independence
constitution
feudal contract
written set of rules
Lords collected __________ from peasants who farmed the land.
Taxes
Harvests
All of the above
By 1000 CE, feudalism had taken over ___________.
a tree
China
Eastern Europe
Western Europe
Lesser nobles are called _____________.
germs
peons
vassals
servants
Many vassals were also _________________.
knights
serfs
hot dogs
fiefs
In the feudal system, fiefs were grants of land to ______________.
serfs
kings
vassals
nobles
True or false. Feudalism declined after the 1200s.
True
False
Feudalism is dependent on __________.
money and loyalty
military service
food and service
all of the above
The _________ was a way of organizing economic, political, and military needs in Western Europe in the Middle Ages.
religious system of the Middle Ages
guild system
feudal system
European Serf Society
What is the highest class in the feudal system?
kings
vassals
serfs
nobles
fiefs
