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Feudal system (Feudal system (Characteristics Fiefdom (Village (farmers…

- - - - help subjects
        
        ask nobles help
    - - monarch divided lands
        
        among nobles
        
        as reward
        
        way the king was weak
        
        nobles managed to
        
        power hereditary
        
        absolute power inahitants lands
        
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    - - Europe suffered
        attacks
        
        villages, cities sacked
  - - - voluntary promise
        
        loyalty someone more powerful himself
        
        in change
        
        protecting and pofiding for him
    - - official act
        
        commendation ceremony
  - - - Royal officials
        
        serf monarch
        
        chancery
        
        writing decisions
        
        ensure were implemented
      - Host
        
        army=
        
        monarch private army
        
        Go war
        
        nobles private army
      - Court:
        
        nobles adviced him
        
        governamental problems
  - - - high / next river
        
        easy defend
      - hause lord and family
        
        +vassals
        
        +serfs
    - - lord land
        
        cultivate his serfs
    - - near castle
      - main building church
      - farmers and traders
        
        with animals
      - traders
        
        workshops
      - taverns
        
        food and drink
    - - bridges, mills, forge, furnace
  - - - land own feudal lord
    - - peassants
        
        life and work in fiefdom
    - - armies to extend domains
        
        feudal wars
      - insecurity
        
        castles + peolpe for security
      - Deny military aid
  - - - Nobles
        
        time hunting and training
        
        weapons and handle horses
      - Both
        
        read and write
        
        had cultural education
      - Dames
        
        charge servants
        
        not outside
        
        tan skin=working
      - Mens
        
        politics
        
        special clothes
      - Chaplain
        
        prayed
        
        looked after the chaplain
      - Clothes
        
        linen, velvet and silk
        
        bright colours
        
        decorated with embroidery.
      - banquets or feasts,
        
        large amount meat
        
        with hands
      - Occasionally
        
        turnaments
        
        simulate battles
    - - Female
        
        look after children
      - men
        
        work in land
      - Not read and write
        
        cultural oral
      - Clothes
        
        wool and cotton
        
        dark colours
      - Before bed
        
        around fire
        
        warm
        
        talk and tell stories
      - Simple foods
        
        soup, bread...(agriculture products)
      - Work
        
        from sunrise to sunset
      - Occasionally
        
        simple celebrations
        
        some meat
  - - - realationships personal loyalty and economic
        
        small self-sufficient areas of land
        
        fiefdoms
- - - - +vegetables
        
        +pulses
    - - Beer (Rest Europe)
  - - - wool and leader
      - eggs and milk
      - honey
    - - Horses, mules
- - - - Leader Christians in West
        
        Died- cardinnals appointed
        
        Secular clergy
        
        Bishops and priests
        
        Cremonies and religious education
        
        Regular clergy
        
        monks, abatts, nuns
        
        rules of their order
        
        Religious order
        
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        Military order
        
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  - - - Fear of the end of world
      - Hope of meditation of saints and the Virgin Mary- pilgramages
      - Fear of hell
- - - - Holy Roman E.
        
        less territory
        
        less power emperor (held election)
    - - expansion:
        
        Zaragoza conquered 1118
        
        capital of Aragón
        
        1139 K. Portugal independent
        
        Almohads (berbers)
        
        Al-Andalus + North Africa
        
        capital Sevilla
    - - Turks attacks
  - - - Mongols Central Asia
        
        China
        
        Muslim C.
        
        Eastern Europe
      - Chinese Empire
        
        India
        
        Indochina
    - - Central
        
        Tolcen
        
        Mayan
      - South
        
        Inca
    - - thanks trade
        
        New K Sahel zone
        
        convert Islam
        
        territories in trade routes
  - - - internal fights
    - - Mongols invaded
    - - Christian attacks
    - - Fatimid C
        
        Egypt
      - Almoravid C.
        
        North Africa
    - - control
        
        independent states
        
        sultan
        
        The Seljuk Sultanate
- - - - charge prayed guarantee salvation
        
        Upper:
        
        bishops and abbots
        
        lower:
        
        priest and monks
  - - - serfs:
        
        attached to fief
      - free peassants, cfraftsmen, traders
  - - - charge defending society
        
        higher
        
        dukes, marquisis and
        counts
        
        lower.
        
        knights