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Understanding Feudalism in Medieval Europe

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Explore the key elements of feudalism in Medieval Europe such as vassal-lord relationships, decentralized power, and the roles of knights and peasants. Learn about the impact of new technologies and the comparison to Japanese feudalism.

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  1. Section 2 I. What is Feudalism?

  2. Review!!! 1. _______ sent missionaries throughout Europe to convert people to Catholicism.

  3. Review 2. Mountains and rivers influenced European culture most by: a) giving the Franks an advantage. b) separating people from one another. c) allowing one group to dominate Europe. d) their beauty and grandeur.

  4. Review 3. In Medieval Europe, what happened when rulers divided territory among their sons? a) The sons worked well together b) The sons all became tyrants c) they would often try to kill each other d) The division usually weakened their rule e) both c and d

  5. Centered

  6. I. What is Feudalism? Charlemagne

  7. I. What is Feudalism? Centered Power Centralized Power

  8. I. What is Feudalism? • Decentralized Power NOT Centralized

  9. King

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  17. I. What is Feudalism? • Decentralized Power • Nobles more powerful

  18. I. What is Feudalism? • Decentralized Power • Nobles more powerful • Peasants look to Nobles for Protection

  19. I. What is Feudalism? • Decentralized Power • Nobles more powerful • Peasants look to Nobles for Protection • Feudalism • Nobles Protect • Peasants/Knights serve nobles as soldier or farmer

  20. I. What is Feudalism • Vassal-Lord Relationship

  21. I. What is Feudalism • Vassal-Lord Relationship • Vassal: Noble who serves a Lord of higher rank. • Lord grants vassal land known as fief

  22. I. What is Feudalism • Vassal-Lord Relationship • Vassal:Noble who serves a Lord of higher rank. • Lord grants vassal land known as fief • Vassals govern fief

  23. I. What is Feudalism? C. Knights:

  24. 4. Do you think the first or second movie was more realistic to the actual time period? Why do you think this? (two sentences)

  25. I. What is Feudalism? C. Knights: • Vassals on Horseback

  26. I. What is Feudalism? C. Knights: • Vassals on Horseback • Wore chain-mail

  27. I. What is Feudalism? C. Knights: • Vassals on Horseback • Wore chain-mail D. Similar to Japanese Feudalism

  28. I. What is Feudalism? C. Knights: • Vassals on Horseback • Wore chain-mail D. Similar to Japanese Feudalism

  29. I. What is Feudalism? E. Fiefs = Manors

  30. I. What is Feudalism? E. Fiefs = Manors • Lords Ruled and protected

  31. I. What is Feudalism? E. Fiefs = Manors • Lords Ruled and protected • Peasants (Serfs) served the lord: • Few Rights • Tied to manor

  32. I. What is Feudalism? • Serfs gained freedom by: • Running away to town for one year. • Buy it

  33. I. What is Feudalism? G. New Technology: • Wheeled Plow

  34. I. What is Feudalism? G. New Technology: • Wheeled Plow • Horse Collar

  35. I. What is Feudalism? G. New Technology: • Wheeled Plow • Horse Collar • Water Mills

  36. I. What is Feudalism? G. New Technology: • Wheeled Plow • Horse Collar • Water Mills • Crop Rotation

  37. I. What is Feudalism? G. New Technology: • Wheeled Plow • Horse Collar • Water Mills • Crop Rotation

  38. I. What is Feudalism? G. New Technology: • Wheeled Plow • Horse Collar • Water Mills • Crop Rotation

  39. I. What is Feudalism? G. New Technology: • Wheeled Plow • Horse Collar • Water Mills • Crop Rotation

  40. I. What is Feudalism? G. New Technology: • Wheeled Plow • Horse Collar • Water Mills • Crop Rotation

  41. I. What is Feudalism? G. New Technology: • Wheeled Plow • Horse Collar • Water Mills • Crop Rotation

  42. With your neighbor… Come up with one example of centralized power and one example of decentralized power.