Lesson 9.3 Review

Violence from invaders and a lack of standing armies caused the need for feudalism.

• True
• False

Many of the early Viking raids were directed against

• A castles guarded by knights.
• B wealthy monasteries.
• C self-sufficient manors.
• D fiefs controlled by vassals.

In addition to being coastal raiders, many Vikings also became

• A explorers.
• B serfs.
• C missionaries.

Who owned the land and everything in it?

• lord
• peasant
• craftsman

Under the feudal system, what did lords grant to their vassals?

• A freedom
• B money
• C loyalty
• D fiefs

What was the main goal of the code of chivalry?

• A to train sons of nobles how to fight
• B to regulate life on the manor
• C to teach knights how to behave honorably

Which group made up the majority of the medieval European population?

• A lords
• B knights
• C vassals
• D peasants

In exchange for land the vassal promised service and loyalty to the pope

• true
• False

A serf was a peasant that was tied or bound to the manor (lord's land)

• True
• False

The largest building on the manor was the peasant's homes

• True
• False