Feudalism and Manor Life Chapter 9, section 3. Topic Question Discuss the basic structure of feudalism and how it worked.

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Feudalism and Manor Life Chapter 9, section 3

Topic Question Discuss the basic structure of feudalism and how it worked.

The Big Idea A complex web of duties and obligati ons governed relations hips between people in the Middle Ages.

Vocabulary Knights Vassal Feudalism –P. 243 Feudal Society William the Conqueror Manor –P Serfs Eleanor of Aquitaine –P. 246 bio

Feudalism Governs Knights and Nobles Invaders became a large problem for Europeans. Name the invading tribes How did the king help? How did nobles respond?

Knights and Land For Nobles to defend their land they needed… List the needed supplies: What did the nobles give to their soldiers? What did the solider owe the noble? A noble became a ________ A knight became a _______ This system is called ______

A Lord’s Duties A Lord had many responsibilities to his people and his vassals. Lord to Vassal Lord to Land/People

A Vassal’s Duties A vassal had many responsibilities to his lord. List what a vassal was required to do: How could a vassal become a lord?

Feudalism Spreads Who created Feudalism? Who brought Feudalism to England? In what year did the Normans invade? What was the leader’s name? How did he reward his knights?

The Manor System When a knight received a fief from his lord he needed someone to work it. Describe the system that was created.

Peasants, Serfs and other Workers How much land was a serf allowed? What did the serfs receive for their work? Discuss the different gender jobs. Men Women Children

Manor Lords Discuss the responsibilities of a Manor Lord

Women in the Middle Ages What were women required to do? What were the roles of a: –Peasant woman –Noble woman

Towns and Trade Grow What led to the growth of Medieval TOWNS?

Reflection Refer back to the Topic Question. Based on discussion write a 7 sentence paragraph answering the question.