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Feudalism & the Manor Economy. Problems in Europe. The destruction of Charlemagne’s empire led to WIDESPREAD CHAOS in Western Europe. Problems in Europe. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Feudalism & Feudalism & the Manor Economythe Manor Economy

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Problems in EuropeProblems in Europe•The destruction of The destruction of

Charlemagne’s empire led to Charlemagne’s empire led to WIDESPREAD CHAOSWIDESPREAD CHAOS in in Western EuropeWestern Europe

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Problems in EuropeProblems in Europe•Political turmoil, Political turmoil,

economic economic declinedecline, enemy , enemy invasions & invasions & constant constant warfarewarfare

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•Central authority proved Central authority proved powerless powerless in terms of in terms of protection from the protection from the CHAOSCHAOS

•So who did Europeans look So who did Europeans look to for to for protectionprotection??

•Landowners Landowners (aka (aka LORDSLORDS))

Problems in EuropeProblems in Europe

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Emergence of FeudalismEmergence of Feudalism

•Led to a new system of

Led to a new system of

governinggoverning & & landholding

landholding

•Feudalism:Feudalism:

•Political, Political, economic

economic & & social social

system based on system based on mutualmutual

obligations obligations between lords &

between lords &

vassals vassals

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STATUSSTATUS OBLIGATIONOBLIGATION

LordLord Protection & land for his Protection & land for his vassals vassals

VassalVassalLoyalty to his lord Loyalty to his lord (military service, (military service,

payments & advice) in payments & advice) in exchange for a fiefexchange for a fief

Knight Knight Loyalty to his lord & Loyalty to his lord & defense of his lord’s defense of his lord’s

land in exchange for a land in exchange for a fieffief

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Anatomy of a Anatomy of a CastleCastle

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Anatomy of a CastleAnatomy of a Castle

•Due to the Due to the lack of a strong lack of a strong central authoritycentral authority, warfare , warfare was was VERY commonVERY common during during the Middle Agesthe Middle Ages

•Why were castles needed?Why were castles needed?

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•Medieval Medieval castles were castles were designed designed in in response to response to the the weapons weapons they had to they had to withstandwithstand

Anatomy of a CastleAnatomy of a Castle

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Anatomy of a CastleAnatomy of a Castle•Common Common

FeaturesFeatures::•StoneStone, thick walls, , thick walls,

roundedrounded towerstowers, , reinforced reinforced doors,& doors,& moatsmoats

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The World of The World of NoblesNobles

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The World of NoblesThe World of Nobles•WarfareWarfare was a was a

way of life way of life •Constant battle Constant battle

for powerfor power•From boyhood From boyhood

many nobles many nobles were trained to were trained to become become knightsknights

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NoblewomenNoblewomen•Active roleActive role in noble society in noble society•Lady of the Manor:Lady of the Manor:•While husband was at war, While husband was at war,

women women supervised vassalssupervised vassals, , managed the householdmanaged the household & & performed agricultural tasksperformed agricultural tasks

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A Code of A Code of ConductConduct

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A Code of ConductA Code of Conduct•ChivalryChivalry::•A A code of conductcode of conduct followed followed

by by knightsknights•Required knights to be Required knights to be

bravebrave, , loyal loyal & & true to their true to their wordword

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A Code of ConductA Code of Conduct•Fight fairlyFight fairly•Treat Treat enemyenemy

captures captures well well & with respect & with respect

•Protect & Protect & cherish womencherish women

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A Code of ConductA Code of Conduct•TroubadoursTroubadours adopted adopted

this this view of womenview of women

•Performed Performed love songslove songs that that praised the praised the perfection, perfection, beauty & beauty & wit of women wit of women

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• @nina_minsk: open the door for a girl

• @HarrisonA37: Every man needs a dope set of armor… because how can you be chivalrous without being in shining armor

• @Jzaragoza98: Both man and woman agree on their roles in the household so both keep their lives balanced and in order

• @CarterBorgerson: the guys should pass out the papers to the girls

TodayToday

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• Ria: Guys gots to be cool to girls. So don't be a jerk. Which is kind of already a thing, I just don't think chivalry should be that big of a deal.

• Tiffany: For men to treat women like they were treated in an 80's movie!

• @zchmura12: Men and women each play whatever role is agreed upon in their marriage, whatever makes them each happy.

TodayToday

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Manorialism Manorialism

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The Medieval ManorThe Medieval Manor•Manor:Manor:•The lord’s The lord’s

estateestate•Manorialism:Manorialism: •The The economic sideeconomic side of of

feudalismfeudalism

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The Medieval ManorThe Medieval Manor•Manors Manors varied in sizevaried in size & &

included the included the lord’s houselord’s house, , pastures, pastures, fieldsfields, forested , forested areas, a church, & a village areas, a church, & a village where where peasantspeasants lived lived

•SELF-SUFFICIENTSELF-SUFFICIENT

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The Medieval ManorThe Medieval Manor•Peasants comprised a Peasants comprised a

majority of the populationmajority of the population•Most peasants were Most peasants were serfsserfs•SerfsSerfs: : •PeasantPeasant who is bound to who is bound to

the landthe land

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