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1 *Bellringer: 3/8 and 3/9* 1. Pick up the papers by the door.
2. Update your ToC: 114: Activity: Life of Charlemagne Chart 115: Notes – Feudalism in the Middle Ages 3. Write down your HW: None! Enjoy your evening off from reading! 

2 *AGENDA: 3/8 + 3/9* 1. Bellringer 2. Reading Check
3. Activity: Life of Charlemagne Reading/Chart 4. Quick Notes: Feudalism 5. Start “Dark Ages” documentary (time-permitting)

3 Pre-Notes Activity: Charlemagne Reading and Review
Life of Charlemagne Activity Read the Life of Charlemagne reading on your own. Then, either individually or with a person sitting next to you, complete your chart for the sections in the reading: Summarize the section. Draw a picture that represents your section. Write the Impact Goals of Feudalism 1. Read the Goals of Feudalism and based on whether or not they accomplished the goals, answer the question (Yes, No, Maybe So). 2. Then provide a reason for your answer, making sure to include specific examples. You will have to use the History Alive books!

4 The Middle Ages: Feudalism and the Manor System

5 How is medieval society organized?
Kings & queens Rulers Nobles/lords Controlled land in the name of the king Collect rent from serfs Knights Serve the lords Provide protection for manors Serfs (peasants) Majority of the population Worked the land in exchange for protection, place to live 1. Kings and Queens Rulers 2. Nobility Lords and Knights Controlled the land 3. Clergy Church officials 4. Peasants Majority of the population Worked the land and served the nobles

6 What is feudalism? Political and social system based on the granting of land in exchange for loyalty, military assistance, working land, etc.

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8 Why does feudalism develop?
1. Developed as a result of frequent invasions in western Europe 2. Kings and nobles needed to protect their lands

9 How does feudalism work?
SERFS AND FREEMEN

10 How does feudalism work?
LESSER NOBLES (KNIGHTS) LABOR PROTECTION SERFS AND FREEMEN

11 How does feudalism work?
POWERFUL NOBLES LAND AND PROTECTION LOYALTY AND MILITARY SERVICE LESSER NOBLES (KNIGHTS) LABOR PROTECTION SERFS AND FREEMEN

12 How does feudalism work?
KING LOYALTY AND SERVICE LAND POWERFUL NOBLES LAND AND PROTECTION LOYALTY AND MILITARY SERVICE LESSER NOBLES (KNIGHTS) LABOR PROTECTION SERFS AND FREEMEN

13 How does feudalism work?
Lords = divided their lands into sections called fiefs Fiefs = (land) given to vassals Vassal: A person granted land for loyalty or military service All nobles were vassals to the king Knights = vassals to the lords, and so on…

14 How does feudalism work?
Knights Mounted warriors who protected lord’s lands Given land for their services Followed code of chivalry Code of ethics followed by knights Honesty, fairness in battle, loyal, proper treatment of women

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17 How does feudalism work?
Serfs Peasants = lowest class in feudal system Worked the land on manors in exchange for protection, place to live, etc.

18 Feudal Obligations Knights Obligation to Lord
Lord’s Obligation to Knights Provide military service Remain loyal and faithful Give money on special occasions Give Land Protect from attack Resolve disputes between knights

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20 Feudalism has FOUR GOALS:
1. Political Order 2. Economic Stability 3. Prosperity 4. Opportunity

21 What is the manorial system?
An economic system in the Middle Ages built around large estates called manors Included a village and the land surrounding it

22 What is the manorial system?
Manors were self sufficient Most things needed for daily life were produced on the manor

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24 What was life like for the serfs?
Were not allowed to leave or marry without the lord’s permission Were allowed to farm on the manor in return for work Lords were required to protect the serfs

25 The life of a serf was harsh
Worked long hours Few lived past 35 years old Based on heredity You were a serf if you parents were

26 Peasants pay taxes to use mill and bakery; pay a tithe to priest
Tithe = church tax = 1/10th of peasant’s income Serfs live in crowded cottages with dirt floors, straw for beds Serfs generally accept their lives as part of God’s plan

27 What about the freemen? Freemen
skilled workers (artisans) who paid rent to nobles and could leave the manor Ex. Blacksmith and millers

28 Goals Yes/No/Maybe Reasons/Examples Political Economic Stability Prosperity Opportunity

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