A GOVERNING SYSTEM BASED ON LAND HOLDINGS AND A SYSTEM OF OBLIGATIONS AND ALLEGIANCES.

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A GOVERNING SYSTEM BASED ON LAND HOLDINGS AND A SYSTEM OF OBLIGATIONS AND ALLEGIANCES

FEUDALISM

THE ESTATE OF THE FIEF WAS CALLED A WAS CALLED A

MANOR

THE SUPREME OVERLORD IN FEUDALISM

KING

A PIECE OF LAND IN RETURN FOR SERVICE TO THE LORD

FIEF

THE NOBLE WHO CONTROLLED THE LAND HE HAD TO TAKE AN OATH COMMITTING HIMSELF TO A HIGHER AUTHORITY

LORD

WALLED FORTRESS

CASTLE

THE PERSON WHO RECIEVES THE LAND HE TAKES AN OATH AND GIVES HIS SERVICES TO THE LORD

VASSAL

THE LORD’S WIFE WAS CALLED THE

LADY

THIS WAS THE PROMISE OF THE LORD TO GIVE ALLEGIANCE TO HIS OVERLORD

OATH OF FEALTY

THE POOR PEOPLE DURING THE TIMES OF FEUDALISM

SERFS

FIRST STAGE OF BECOMING A KNIGHT WAS CALLED

PAGE

THE LAND EVERYONE SHARED TO GROW THEIR FOOD

COMMON LAND

A FORM OF CROP ROTATION THE FIELD WAS LEFT UNPLANTED FOR ONE YEAR TO ALLOW THE SOIL TO REGAIN ITS NUTRIENTS

FALLOW

KNIGHT’S CODE OF CONDUCT

CHIVALRY

THE SECOND STAGE OF BECOMING A KNIGHT

SQUIRE

WAR GAMES DESIGNED TO KEEP A KNIGHT’S SKILLS SHARP

TOURNAMENTS

MEDIEVAL WARRIOR WAS CALLED A

KNIGHT

TRIAL BY COMBAT IN THE TOURNAMENTS WAS CALLED

JOUSTING