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Fief

A piece of land held under the feudal system.

Crop Rotation

An agricultural practice used to avoid exhausting the soil.

Manor

A self-sufficient community organized around a lord and serfs.

Serf

Workers in Medieval Europe who were tied to the land on which they lived.

Manorialism

An economic system of obligations (promises) that govern the relationships between lords and peasants (serfs) in medieval Europe.

Clergy

Church officials, such as priests, given authority to perform the sacraments.

Religious Order

A group of people who dedicate their lives to Jesus and follow common rules.

Monastery

A community of monks (religious men who lived apart from society).

Scriptorium

A room set aside in a monastery for copying and writing important manuscripts.

What was feudalism and manorialism a response to?

Both were a response to the dangers after the fall of the Roman Empire.

How did the fall of the Roman Empire impact the economy of Western Europe?

Trade greatly decreased.

How was manorialism different from feudalism?

Feudalism was a political system, whereas Manorialism was economic.

What did a serf receive from the lord?

A serf was given a small piece of land to farm and live on.

What were the Lord’s responsibilities on the manor?

Provide protection, justice, and care for the needs of the people.

What was the role of the manor?

A community that can survive in isolation from the rest of the world.

Why were monasteries important during the Middle Ages?

Monasteries provided a place for learning and continued the spread of Christianity.

How did the decreasing power of the Roman Empire impact the Catholic Church?

The Catholic Church became more influential

In what manner did monasteries become centers of learning?

Monasteries were where many books were produced, as well as, where schools were built.

During the Middle Ages what was the most successful promoter of the spread of Christianity?

Religious Orders

What were St. Francis and St. Dominic famous for?

Both created famous religious orders that helped spread Christianity.