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Bradley, Riley, Cole, Michaela 12-2 Medieval Life Bradley, Riley, Cole, Michaela

Feudalism Feudalism is the political alliance of protection between the nobles and the kings It developed in western Europe The system was based on giving land to nobles in exchange in military aid and loyalty in A.D. 900 it took hold of northern France.

Fief Fief was a land grant that came with a Castle and Peasants A Fief needed 15 to 30 Peasant Families Warriors bought horses and battle equipment

Vassal A Vassal was a rank of lord which was a noble who served the next higher up Vassal's owed fealty to there lords There was female Vassals as well

Homage An official ceremony between a Lord and Vassal Pledged to be ready for Military service

Tournament Mock battles between Knights to show military skills Nobles looked forward to them

Chivalry Code in which Knights must follow to be brave and respect women Knights had several people to help them Attends helped with horses and kept there gear ready

Manorialism Gave Lords and peasants with food, shelter, and protection Also called Manorial System, Seignorialism, or Seigniorial System Started in late Roman Empire

Castle Map

Serf Bound to manor could not leave with out permission Grow own food Daily work consisted of 3 Hours of hard labor Sunday was the only break day

Knights Protects the village pledges to Lord to full fill his duties Battles on horseback Easiest way to become one was to be the son of a Noble Years of training

Lords Almost total authority over anyone Collected rent There catsles were build for there protection

Ladies Had few rights Wed as early as 12th birthday Could take over for lord if need be

Peasants Gave the Lord their wealth Worked on the Lords land Had to work to survive and Protection

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