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1 Chapter 14 Middle Ages HOMEWORK #2 PAGES 398-403

2 1. What were the 3 groups of invaders that attacked western Europe? 2. Other than $$, what did the Vikings want? 3. What was the main reason why the system of feudalism developed in Europe?

3 4. Explain how a vassal and fief are related.
5. What is a European lord similar to in feudal Japan? 6. What are the principles of Bushido in feudal Japan similar to in feudal Europe?

4 7. What might a knight not understand about a samurai?
8. Why didn’t ordinary people ever leave the village of a manor? 9. What was the role of the lady of a manor? 10. What did the peasants pay the bailiff their taxes in the form of?

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