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1 POP QUIZ What are the 3 F’s of feudalism?
What was the lord’s land called? 3) Name 4 structures on a manor 4) What does self sufficient mean? 5)Draw the social structure pyramid of feudalism

2 People of the Manor

3 Social structure Lord Lady Freeholder Serf

4 Nobles Upper class-Baron(ness), Lords/Lady Granted land
Pledge oath of loyalty to those of higher class Received taxes from workers Extravagant houses, clothing, food Hunting games, dinner parties

5 Freeholders Owned land Owned house Paid taxes Free to leave land
Trades people (blacksmith/carpenter) 10% of crops to church/lord Servants in lords house

6 Serfs Majority of population Worked the fields (lord and church)
7 days a week No rights, bound to land 10% of all crops went to lord/church Pay taxes Provided housing

7 Ordinary people: 50-51 Lord/Lady: 52-53

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