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Names: Describe the exchange between a Lord and a Knight. Feudal Lords gave knights... In exchange for... Describe the exchange between Peasants and Knights?

Reading these map symbols carefully, describe how a Serf (or peasant) could gain wealth, what he owed to the Lord (not the religious use of the term) and how the Church made money.

Describe how this picture shows the relationship between peasants and the Lord of the manor. Pay attention to symbols they use in the painting.

Describe how this picture shows ordered social structure created by Feudalism. Pay special attention to a couple of symbols the painter uses.