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The Church Medieval Europe: Christianity important Christians show devotion by going to _____________ or Rome. Rome: Home of the _____

Church Devotion Monks: young ______ who devoted their lives to Christianity ________: young WOMEN who devoted their lives to Christianity

Monks and Nuns ___________: where monks lived __________: where nuns lived

Feudalism During the 800’s, system of: Political Social Economic

Feudalism Hierarchy 1. Monarch: supreme _____ (king/queen)

Feudalism 2. Lords: Pledge loyalty to monarch and military support if needed -granted an _________ -owned land, reived income -collected taxes -maintained order -enforced laws -protected ________

Feudalism 3. ____________: warriors trained to fight on horseback **Chivalry: _________ of behavior: -deep faith -ready to die for church -gave to all -stand against injustices

Feudalism 4. Serfs: ___________

Why a pyramid? Lords

Manor System Four Main Parts: Manor House: Lord’s _______ and serfs village Farm Land Meadow Land Waste Land

Three Field Rotation Field #1: Rye/Wheat Field #2: Oats/Barley Field #3: Open **Rotate to keep soil ___________** After one year, the crops rotate fields.

Women Few __________ Unmarried Women: Had rights Get Married: _________rights Married Women: No rights _________ or Husband: controlled what lady would do in life