| Feudalism | Life on the Manor | Religion | Trade | Miscellaneous |
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Kings/Queens.
Who was at the top of the feudal pyramid?
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Manors were the hearts of the medieval economy.
What were manors to the medieval economy?
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Christianity.
What was the religion that took over the medieval economy?
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When there is more than enough/too many crops.
What happened when there was a surplus of crops?
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1863
When was Thanksgiving made a national holiday?
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Serfs.
What social group had to ask permission to leave the manor?
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Fallow.
What was the word for an field that had been left unplanted?
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Pope Leo III
Who crowned Charlamagne?
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Africa, Europe, and Asia.
What countries were a part of afroeurasia?
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5.
How many people are going to be preforming in super bowl 56?
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The system in which lords divided their land to vassals.
What was the system of fief?
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To keep the soil nutrient rich.
Why did farmers use crop rotation?
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Members of the clergy.
People who were trained and ordained for religious services.
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False.
True or false. Guilds were free.
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Wasabi.
What is Elmo's favorite food?
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Peasants.
What social group made up the majority of the medieval population?
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Chivalry.
What were the knights' code of conduct called.
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Medieval.
How do you say "middle ages" in latin?
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Italian merchants
Who created banks?
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Nope.
Can a crocodile stick its tongue out?
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The wife.
In the middle ages, who ran the house?
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Spring and winter.
What seasons' crops did farmers grow in a three field system?
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Charles Martel.
Who was Charlamagne's Grandfather?
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A series of wars fought against muslims in the holy land.
What were the crusades?
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50-60%.
What percent of DNA do humans share with bananas?
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