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Feudalism

Feudalism

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privileges fief protection Inhabitants authority manorial

SERFS

of the fief .

Under of the lord .

Obtained from the lord .

Lived and worked in the .

Accept and jurisdictional .

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Corvées castle birth reparing free LABOUR obliged born

SERFDOM

People became serfs by .

Not to leave the fief were in .


SERVICE

Serfs were to do labour services known as .

Includes , vigilance and the feudal .

3

mistreating lands hunting abusive susbsist SYSTEM taxes productives hard REGIME

LEGAL

Manorial jurisdiction was very on serfs .

Lords could carry out practices .

Feudal abuses like their serfs .


MANORIAL

Serfs haven't own .

Manse : Serfs obtained enough from their work to and be able to pay .

Demesne : Lands that lords reserved for himself . Were the most .

Communal spaces : For and collecting firewood .

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SOCIETY

Feudal organised into groups , known as states .
It was very to move from one social order to another .

Nobility - Clergyman : Had .

Thrid state ( ) : Not privileges .

Social structure was based on each group carry out .

King was at the top of .

Women : - class citizens .

Noble women : Instruments used by their families to establish alliances throw .

A few one could manage their own .

Most women were on their fathers or husbands .

Peasant women have to submit to the in their family .

Raise many and work in the farm .

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marry born rise large powerful vassal War Knights Privileged Defended acquire nobility influence

NOBILITY

group .

other social orders .

was their way of life .

- High nobility :

Very .

Owned states .

Able to decisions of the king .

Direct of the king .


- Low and middle nobility :

and lords .

Served high .

To be a noble a person had to be from one of these families .

To in rank nobles had to merits in wars or into families of middle or high nobility .

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Church serfs strict tournaments violence Humble monks Priests nuns Christianity nobility prestige rituals Praying monasteries taxes

KNIGHTS

Life of nobleman was marked by .

Special to convert nobles into knights .

Protectors of .

Held .


CLERGY

for society .

Privileged groups . Members formed part of the .

- Higher clergy :

Came from .

Better responsability and .

Own lands and .


- Lower clergy :

monks who come from the peasantry .


- Regular clergy :

Lived in monasteries .

Follow code of conduct .

Called .

Were also convents of women ( with ) .


- Secular clergy :

Didn't live in .

and bishops .

Didn't pay , but collect them .

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