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king

highest ruler in the land



lord

vassal to a king



vassal

land owner, swears an oath of fidelity to his king



serf

farm workers who lived and worked on a lords farm



knight

becomes a vassal to a king, owns land, and keeps a code of chivalry

squire



earns a sword at age 14, trains and helps his knight with armor



page

lives with a knight and learns from him

master craftsman

has to prove to his guild with a masterpiece of his craft



journeyman

someone who works under the master

apprentice

the "intern" of the master



what is a tribute

money paid to ensure safety



what is feudalism

the economic system based on land ownership

duties of lord to vassal

money, military assistance, and food



duties of vassal to lord

land and protection

what is a charter

written agreement between lord and people for more freedom

what is its purpose

to prevent revolutions

what is a guild

a union of workers of the same craft

how did guilds benefit the buyer

by checking each other and making sure none of them cheated

how did guilds benefit each other

if a member of a guild needed help or passed away, they helped or buried him

what is the viking age

800s - 1060 AD, a period with raids and settlements in Europe

what are the middle ages

450-1450 AD. Centuries from fall of Rome to the Rennaissance

what was dark about the dark ages

500 - 1000 AD almost constant feuding between kings and invasions by vikings

what good things emerged from the dark ages

high ideals, individual rights, and universities

what is the norman conquest

conquest of England by normans in 1066

who won the Battle of Hastings

the normans, governed by William the Conqueror

Harun - al - Rashid

Famous for: Arabian knight stories and for being a great general

Empress Irene

Famous for: sending her ambassador out to flatter Harun so she paid tribute instead of going to war and losing

Egbert the Saxon

Famous for: united Jutes, Saxons, and Angles

Henry the Fowler

Famous for: viking chieftain who settled in Burgundy

William the Conqueror

Famous for: A Norman ruler who won the Battle of Hastings