Under the fuedal system how many social groups were there?

4; monarch, tenants-in-chief, sub-tenants and peasants.

Under the three-field rotation system......

crops were grown in 2 fields with the 3rd left to lie fallow

a tax given to the church equal to 10% of the farmers crops.

On a manor women were.....?

were the property of men and were married by about 14.

Feudalism comes from ......?

The Latin word 'feudum' meaning land grant.

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1
Under the fuedal system how many social groups were there?
4; monarch, tenants-in-chief, sub-tenants and peasants.
2; monarch and beggars.
5; great grandparents, grandparents, parents, uncle & aunty
3; politicians, journalists and voters.
2
Feudalism was introduced to England by whom?
The vikings.
Joan of Arc
King Henry VIII
William the Conqueror.
3
Sub-tenants included which groups of people?
kings and queens.
free serfs and those bound to the lord for life.
lords and bishops.
knights and lesser clergy.
4
Fiefs were?
usually portions of land.
a delicious fruit that was once grown in Europe.
entertainers who travelled from town to town.
poor people who stole from others.
5
What was a serf's most important tool?
the heavy wheeled plough.
A needle and thread.
The body shield.
The wood chopping axe.
6
Under the three-field rotation system......
crops were grown in 2 fields with the 3rd left to lie fallow
corn, barley and peas were always grown.
peasants always had enough food for winter.
there was a field for a priest, lord and a peasant.
7
Which was the lowest social group during medieval times?
monarch.
peasants.
tenants-in-chief.
sub-tenants.
8
Under feudalism one person promised loyalty and services to another is exchange for protection.
False
True
9
The monarch could be which of the following?
free serfs and those bound to the lord for life.
knights and lesser clergy.
lords and bishops.
A king or a queen.
10
What was a tithe?
a tax given to the church equal to 10% of the farmers crops.
A tool used by the peasants when harvesting crops.
The 3rd field in the three-field rotation system.
the house of the bailiff.
11
On a manor women were.....?
were superior to knights and the clergy.
were the property of men and were married by about 14.
important decision makers who nobody would question.
more important than men.
12
Feudalism comes from ......?
The Chinese word 'fukky' meaning we must share.
The Latin word 'feudum' meaning land grant.
The Japanese word 'fuel' meaning too much conflict.
The Egyptian word 'dual' meaning contest.
13
Tenants-in-chief included which group of people?
kings and queens.
lords and bishops.
free serfs and those bound to the lord for life.
knights and lesser clergy.
14
Who gave fiefs to men who promised to serve them for life?
monarchs or nobles.
knights and lesser clergy.
peasants.

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