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1 Feudalism #52 Warm Up: Vocab

2 Feudalism #50 Warm Up: Vocab

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4 Feudalism Develops In Europe As a result of the constant attacks by the Vikings and other nomads, the governments of Europe were constantly under attack. Communities did not feel that their governments were providing adequate protection for them against outsiders. The economies of Western Europe were in a shambles, and trade routes were disrupted. As the monarchs of central governments lost power, a new type of government evolved called Feudalism. Feudalism began in France around A.D. 900, and spread throughout the remainder of Europe within 150 years.

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6 FEUDAL SYSTEM KING NOBLEMEN KNIGHT PEASANTS/ SERFS Gave land to Provided money and knights to Provided protection and military service to Provided food and service to Feudalism: The trading of land for protection

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8 Duties Benefits King-Supply land-Men to fight King-Supply land-Men to fight -Act as Judge-(Food and labor -Hold Courtfrom peasants/serfs) -Ransom payments -Collect Taxes Nobleman Nobleman -

9 Duties Benefits King-Supply land-Men to fight King-Supply land-Men to fight -Act as Judge-(Food and labor -Hold Courtfrom peasants/serfs) -Collect Taxes -Ransom payments As Vassal to the King As Vassal to the King As Vassal to the King As Vassal to the King Nobleman -Fights battles -Land Nobleman -Fights battles -Land -Supports Knights -Food and labor peasants/serfs -Supply land -Men to fight -Supports Knights -Food and labor peasants/serfs -Supply land -Men to fight As Lord to the Knight As Lord to the Knight

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11 As Vassal to the Nobleman As Vassal to the Nobleman As Vassal to the Nobleman As Vassal to the Nobleman Knight -Fights battles -Land Knight -Fights battles -Land -Buy horse/armor -Train -Supply land -(Food and labor from peasants/serf As Lord to the peasant/serf As Lord to the peasant/serf Peasant Peasant

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13 As Vassal to the Nobleman As Vassal to the Nobleman As Vassal to the Nobleman As Vassal to the Nobleman Knight -Fights battles -Land Knight -Fights battles -Land -Buy horse/armor -Train -Supply land -(Food and labor from peasants/serf As Lord to the peasant/serf As Lord to the peasant/serf Peasant-Work the land -Land to farm Peasant-Work the land -Land to farm -Gifts of food -Protection -Taxes

14 Serf-Work land for the -Land to farm lord 3 days/week - Protection Serf-Work land for the -Land to farm lord 3 days/week - Protection -Gifts of food & animals -Taxes -Long life service Power of church increased due to feudalism

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