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| The organization of people into a unified political system with a shared national identity. |
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-The organization of people into one unified political system.
-Usually created by a strong single leader or group of leaders.
-Usually in a common geographic region,
-Often based on common culture language or beliefs.
-Usually called a "nation" rarely "the state" |
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| Social layer whose members share certain economic, social, or cultural characteristics. |
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| Possessing high rank in a political system or social class. |
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| Idea that kings get their right to rule directly from god and are only accountable to God |
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| An area over which a lord has power: usually self-sufficient. |
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| Able to provide for oneself without help from others. |
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| The estate of a feudal lord |
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| A medieval tenant serving a landholder as a mounted man at arms |
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| A member of the lower class bound to the land and owned by a lord, |
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| How the Crusades changed life in Europe |
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| The Crusades change Europe by letting the serfs leave the farm to go to war and fight. The nobles lost power because the manors didn't have enough serfs to farm the land. |
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| How the political system changed from 1000CE to 1500CE |
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| the political system change by going from a unstable government it went to a very well working stable government |
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| In the battle of Agincourt, why did the king have more power over the nobles and the knights. |
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| The king had more power over the nobles and the knights because they came from the different manors that the king owned. The king had power over the manor and since the nobles and the knights were on the manor the king had power over them also |
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