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Page 1: DAY 5 – RECAP AND PRESENT · Feudalism (p1) The basic government in the Middle Ages; hierarchical social system that included kings, nobles and church officials, knights, and peasants

D AY 5 – R E C A P A N D P R E S E N T

Page 2: DAY 5 – RECAP AND PRESENT · Feudalism (p1) The basic government in the Middle Ages; hierarchical social system that included kings, nobles and church officials, knights, and peasants

Welcome back, 7th grade!

Have your vocabulary HW out on your desk

Respond to one (or both):

A. Choose five symbols or objects that represent you. Why did you choose these things? B. What current fashion in clothing do you particularly like or dislike? Why?

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Monday Vocabulary due, review

Notes on feudalism

TuesdayReview exit ticket, Manorialism

HW tonight

Wednesday Review HW from Tuesday

Manorialism extension

Thursday Historical Simulation – Ready for it?!

Friday Q U I Z – Mind Your Manors

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Causality

Nation-State

Feudalism Serf

Manor

vassal

Manorialism

Stability

Fief

12

5

4

Page 5: DAY 5 – RECAP AND PRESENT · Feudalism (p1) The basic government in the Middle Ages; hierarchical social system that included kings, nobles and church officials, knights, and peasants

Causality

Nation-State

Feudalism Serf

Manor

vassal

Manorialism

Stability

Fief

12

5

4

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Causality (p1)

Therelationshipbetweencauseandeffect.Theprinciplethatnothingcanhappenwithoutcause.

Theprincipleof causality--everythingwhichbeginstobemusthaveacause.

Thequestionof causality remains:aresmartkidsgoodatmusic,and/ordoesmusicmakeyousmart?

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Stability (p4)

Thestrengthtostandorenduredifficultyorhardship

Youcanhave______stabilityFinancialEmotionalChemicalPhysical

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Feudalism (p1)

The basic government in the Middle Ages; hierarchical social system that included kings, nobles and church officials, knights, and peasants

*Based on land *SOCIAL and MILITARY system

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Fief (p5)

An estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service

*Passed on through king or lord/noble

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Vassal(p2)

Oftenalesswealthynoblewhopledgedhisloyaltytothelordinexchangeforafief

*receiverofland

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Knight(supplemental)

Aknightwasaspecialwarrior.Mostknightswereofnoblebirth.Youdidn'thavetobeanobletobecomeaknight,butitwasaloteasiersinceyouneededmoneytogetthetrainingandtobuythearmor.Butanyonewhoprovedthemselvesinbattlecouldbeknighted.Aknightpledgedloyaltytotheirlord,promisedtobebraveinbattleandprotectthechurchandthoseweakerthanthemselves,andtobecourteoustonoblewomen.

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Serf(p2)

Apersonboundunderthefeudalsystemtoworkonhislord’sestate;anagriculturalworker/laborer

Similartoapeasant

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Find ‘Yo People1 Kings

2 Nobles 3 Knight/Vassal 4 Knight/Vassal5 Peasant/Serf 6 Peasant/Serf

7 OTHER

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Exit Ticket Complete your exit ticket

Done? Add illustrations/color

to your hierarchy

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