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Feudalism

Western Europe Fall of Rome- turmoil of repeated invasions of the Roman Empire creates the feudal system Middle Ages Lasted from 400-1400 AD

Middle Ages Lack of Central government Decline in Trade Population shift to rural areas Decrease in learning Rise of the Holy Roman Empire

Kings with Land No control of land No protection No Army No Money Invading Barbarians

Feudalism-a social system with division of social classes

Feudalism and the Caste Sytem

Feudalism- Social System Exchange of land for service King gave nobles land (Fiefs) Nobles agreed to serve King Vassals were given land from nobles Knights provided protection for everyone

Feudalism-Social System Serfs worked the land and gave portions of what they grew to the vassals and nobles. Protection Social Classes-NO SOCIAL MOBILITY

Could the order be changed in the Feudal System? Why? Using what you know about the Feudal System, write a paragraph about you think the social order of the Feudal System could change. Who would you put 1st,2nd, etc..? Who could be in position to take over? Would it be for better or worse?

Questions

When did Feudalism develop? After the Fall of the Roman Empire

Why did Feudalism develop? Turmoil of the repeated invasions of the Roman Empire left it with no central government or economy

What are the main characteristics of Feudalism? It is an exchange of land for services. Division of Social classes

How is the feudal system and the Caste system of India similar? Both have a division of social classes