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barter

to exchange goods without using money

clergy

people of the church (bishops,priest,etc.)

Code of Chivalry

strict rules of conduct followed by medieval knights
excommunication
the power to expel someone from the Christian Church, which kept them out of heaven
fallow
when land is left unplanted so that it can renew its nutrients
fief
a parcel of land that is granted from a lord to a vassal
feudalism
a political system based on the bonds of loyalty between a lord and a vassal
guilds
groups of people who did the same type of job. Ex: carpenters, bakers, masons
homage
the ceremony in which a vassal pledged loyalty to a lord
lord
a person who granted lands to others who would then owe him labor, taxes, & military service
Magna Carta
document signed by King John I of England granting rights to his nobles
Manors

self-sufficient medieval communities

monasteries

Isolated communities

monks

men who gave up all worldly possession to live a completely religious life outside of society

nobility

the land-owning upper class of medieval times

secular

non-religious

serf

a lower-class peasant who was tied to the land

vassal

someone who was granted land by a lord, to whom they then owed labor, taxes