'Serfs' presentation slideshows

FEUDAL SOCIETY

The Middle Ages. 500 BCE - AD 1350. FEUDAL SOCIETY. Once upon a time there was a vast empire. ruled by one man. Power and influence radiated throughout the empire from Rome. Rome was sacked by barbarians. Alas, this empire crumbled and disappeared. Results of the decline

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What event led to the Middle Ages, the start of the Byzantine Empire, and a decrease in trade?

What event led to the Middle Ages, the start of the Byzantine Empire, and a decrease in trade?. The Fall/decline of Rome. What did the Christians and Muslims fight over in the Crusades?. Control of the Holy Land (Jerusalem). What were three results of the Crusades?. Increase in trade

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The Distinctive Features of Capitalism

The Distinctive Features of Capitalism. What different systems of economic organisation are possible? What is special about capitalism? What are the common features of capitalist economies, and what are the differences?.

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Section 1-4

Peasants, Trade, and Cities. Preview of Events. Section 1-4. Click the Speaker button to listen to the audio again. Section 1-5. The Manorial System. Medieval landholding nobles were a military elite who needed the leisure to pursue the arts of war. ?.

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Answer the following:

Answer the following:. 1) Name TWO things that a serf did for entertainment. 2) Name TWO and ways that a serf could become free. 3 ) What great event changed the way the serfs were treated. 4) What was the Book of Hours and what did it show in the pictures?

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Life in the Middle Ages, 900-1300

Life in the Middle Ages, 900-1300. Manorialism. The manor was an agricultural estate run by a lord and worked by peasants Free peasants bound to the land of a manor were called SERFS By the ninth century 60% of the people of Western Europe were serfs

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The Middle Ages: The Rise of Europe

The Middle Ages: The Rise of Europe. Mr. Giesler Global Studies. Topics To Be Examined The Early Middle Ages Feudalism and Manorialism The Role of the Church European Expansion The Growth of England & France Religious, Social, and Political Crisis.

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Feudalism

By Wyatt Boone and Bryan Guzman. Feudalism. Development of Feudalism. Developed because of invasion. Started in 8th century. Best in 11 th through 13 th century. Began in the Franks kingdom . How Feudalism works. Lords gave land to vassals Vassals would give services

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Feudalism in Europe

Feudalism in Europe. Chapter 13 Section 2. VOCAB. Lord Fief Vassal Knight Serf Manor Tithe . Invaders Attack Europe. Vikings invade from the North: From about 800-1000 C.E. invasions destroyed the Carolingian Empire

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Feudal Society

Feudal Society. After the fall of Rome. Between the collapse of the Roman Empire in the West around 500 CE and the rise of the nation state of the 17th century European society was relatively stable.

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Joseph II 1741-1790

Joseph II 1741-1790. Background. He was the oldest son of Maria Theresa He became Holy Roman Emperor in 1765 when his father died Had total control when his mother died in 1780 He was also an enlightened despot. Achievements.

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What is the difference between Serfs/Peasants and the Bourgois /Middle Class?

What is the difference between Serfs/Peasants and the Bourgois /Middle Class?. You must make a chart showing the differences between the Serfs and the Bourgois . Here is an example:. Ownership.

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Discussing , debating : language tools

Discussing , debating : language tools. This presentation is based on the followng online forum: http://www.enotes.com/history/discuss/how-did-slavery-affect-world-history-54613?start=10. How did slavery affect world history ? .

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Food in the Middle Ages

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The Feudal System

The Feudal System. The basic chain of feudalism was as follows: 1. God 2. Kings 3. Nobles (Barons, Bishops, etc.) 4. Knights- who did not own land 5. Serfs or peasants- who did not own land. The Three Estates.

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Manor- Large estate owned by a knight or lord. included: large house or castle church

Manor- Large estate owned by a knight or lord. included: large house or castle church pastures fields forests village for peasants and serfs Most medieval lords kept 1/4 to 1/3 of their land for their own use. The rest were divided among peasants and serfs .

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Manor System

Manor System. Danger & need for protection led to people working on others land for protection. These people became known as SERFS, who were laborers, paid taxes, farmed & more for protection.

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