Feudalism, Manorialism, and Monasteries

Place the following in the correct location on the social pyramid.

a

b

c

d

e

Serf

Daimyo

King

Knight

Peasant

Match the following

• Manorialism

• the hierarchy of classes in a society (feudalism)

• Feudalism

• a way to make money (manorialism)

• Economic System

• being able to provide everything you need without any outside help (manorialism)

• Social Structure

• a social system in Medieval Europe and Japan that was based on land and loyalty

• Self-sufficient

• an economic system in Medieval Europe that provided protection and all of the needs of people

Manors were ​ (a)   which provided people in Medieval Europe with a way to make money. Manors were also ​ (b)   wince they provided all of their needs without any outside help.

• economic systems
• self-sufficient
• social clubs
• farming tools
• medieval castles

Identify the early economic system of farming that helps make the feudal system work

• Manor system

• Crusader system

• Market system

• Feudal system

It is a self-sufficient farming estate in the Middle Ages. 

• Feudalism
• Manor
• Manorialism 
• Village 

Land that is given to a vassal.

• Lord
• Vassal
• Fief
• Serf

Social structure of the Middle Ages

• Caste System

• Feudalism

• Manorism

• Monarchy

Match the definitions with each term

• Feudalism

• land granted by a lord to a knight

• Fief

• A social system

• Manor

• a peasant bound to the land and obligated to obey their lord

• Constantinople

• Capital city of the Byzantine Empire located at a crossroads

• Serf

• an estate owned by a noble that is worked by peasants and is self-sufficient

Choose two answers that describe the image shown.

• feudalism

• manorialism

• social system

• economic system

Choose two answers that describe the image shown.

• feudalism

• manorialism

• social system

• economic system