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Era between ancient times and modern times. From 500 A.D. to 1500 A.D. |
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From the Latin meaning, "from the Middle Ages." |
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Taken over by force; defeated. |
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A group of lands and people under the rule of one person or government. |
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Arrangement where people are given land in exchange for service to a ruler. |
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Religious people who serve the Church. |
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A peasant who worked the land. |
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A person of high rank in society. |
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An important soldier during the Middle Ages. |
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Land given to the lord in return for loyalty and service. |
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One who pledged to serve a person of higher rank. |
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An organization of merchants or traders. |
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The village-like section of a fief. |
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Property of the lord; in return for working the lord's land, peasants would recieve food and protection. |
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