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- - - - 1) work on the lords land as required
        2) pay taxes to the lord usually in the form of crops
        3) ask permission to leave the manor or move house
        4) ask approval from the lord to allow their daughters to marry their sons
        5) be punished or fined for breaking manor rules
        6) pay fees to the lord for basic privileges (e.g for grinding their grain in his mill)
- - - - only royal people got to wear gold and sliver materials and purple silk and only noble women wore veils, from satin and velvet
    - - poor people had to wear rags and old clothing and what ever they had or could find
  - - - for the rich they got hot long baths which is called a 'stew'.they normaly add scented oils, rose petals or herbs such as rosemary and spearmint were added into the water
    - - hygiene was very basic for the poor peasant had to was in a dish of freezing cold water. wood was scarce and valuable so the didn't use it to have warm bathes
  - - - the poor peoples diet didn't consist of any fancy dishes but they still ate stews, grainy bread, vegetables, fruit, milk, cheese, porridge and some nuts from the Forrest
    - - the rich ate meals of both domestic animals (such as cows, pigs and sheep) and game animals (such as deer, boars and pheasants) they also ate fish, fruits, soft cheese,eggs,colored jelly, vegetables, sauces and soups, salads, white bread, pies, tarts, and ornate sweet dishes called subtleties.
- - - - the mongols introduced positive changes such as religious freedom, the expansion of trading routs (like the Silk Road) that increases contact and trade with the West.
    - - most of what we know about social and economic conditions it in Africa during the 14th century relates to North Africa and Egypt.
    - - in contrast to societies in Asia and Africa, there is a great deal of evidence relating to the outbreak of the plague in Europe
  - - - the houses for the poor in medieval time only had 1 or 2 bedroom houses.
    - - are normally smelly and dirty. Rotting food scraps and sewidge
    - - madieval towns and cities were noisy, crowded places
- - - - when the roman empire collapsed in the western part of Europe people started to believe in different gods and some turned to Christianity
  - - - feudalism is an strict organised hierarchy that was organised accordingly on religion, law and social customs
      - under feudalism, relationships in the hierarchy were between lords and vassals
  - - - the battle was fought in 1066 in England after the Death of their king Edward the Confessor. Edward died without an heir to the throne.
    - - were a series of religious wars fought between Christians and Muslims at vary time between 1096 and 1290 in a region of the world
- - - - is a major developments in medieval Europe architecture. Most European towns and cities settled during in the medieval period still have buildings that date back almost 1000 years ago
  - - - some medieval manuscripts were ornate works of art, known as illuminated manuscripts.
    - - when the printing press was invented
- - - - Warrior, and military strength
    - - Truth and loyalty
    - - Hope and joy
    - - Royalty, sovereignty and justice
    - - Constancy and grief
  - - - yellow or gold
        
        Generosity and intelligence
    - - white or silver
        
        Peace and sincerity
  - - - leadership
    - - Readiness for battle
    - - strength
    - - industrious
    - - wise, counsel
    - - War and Power
    - - Light, life and spirituality
    - - safety
    - - Strategies in battle, watchful
    - - Religious and faith
    - - royal
    - - Fortitude and consistency
    - - Faith, Christianity and service in crusades
    - - peace and good times
    - - Valiant defender and protection
    - - noble, strength, bravery and alertness
    - - obedience
    - - zealousness
    - - Virtuous, true and generous
    - - hope and joy
    - - supremacy
    - - the one who wins through politics not war
    - - the one who wins through polotics not war
    - - Charity, sincerity
    - - Good luck
    - - Gentleness and patience under suffering
    - - Courage
    - - Great age and strength
    - - Vigilant
    - - life
    - - service
    - - hope and joy
    - - Peacefulness and quietness
    - - good times after bad
    - - Joy love
    - - wisdom
    - - Glory and slendour
    - - fierceness and dangerous if aroused
    - - Fierceness and dangerous if aroused
    - - virtue and strength
    - - Strong and lasting friendship
- - - - to stay fit and traind for war knights jousts.
- - - - the accused fought a professional champion that was usually big and strong. you know who would have won dont you
    - - 1 trial by fire the accused held a red hot iron for some time, put an in fire or walked across burning coals. after three days the burn would not heal they were seen to be guilty
  - - - the decline of the Carolingian kings were helped by the arrival of the vikings between about 850 and 1050
    - - The Normans of England
        
        the Normans also had along-standing interests in England.
      - in France the vikings established a strong base. in 911, a viking leader named Hrolf defeated the Frankish king Charles the Simple