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Review of Political and Social System - High Middle Ages Exploring Feudalism and Manorialism During the Middle Ages | Feudalism compared to Manorialism 4 min Review Pages 47-49 & Vocab Review pg 44-46.  How to use this text book - e.g. Headings Review to help you with the below questions.  Review Questions Pg 47  #1 * Vassal gained protection by? *Vassal gained land by? *Services vassals provided the lord? #2c - The feudal contract rules include: Or - how does the feudal contract work? #3 a) How does the Feudal Political System work? How does the Feudal Social System work? #3 b) Who was controlled by the feudal system ? #4 a) Serfs = no power - but one benefit they did enjoy was:  Review Medieval Farming Pg 48  Terms: Define - Page 48 Fallow:  Sustainable:  Note - answer - The Three Field System of Crop Rotation - how does it work? 1st year: 2nd year: 3rd year: Notes: Page 49 - Manor Land Requires 3 Things -  1) Flat Land 2) Fertile Soil ...

Oct 26 2026  Next - Read pages 43-47 - Fedual System  - To Medieval Life & Customs - we will have a worksheet on this section to complete on Monday Assignment: Complete ALL vocab page 43-47 and copy Feudal Pyramid - pg 46 Figure 2-2 April 7 Oct 27 2026 NOTES! The Battle of Hastings was won by William the Conqueror (Duke of Normandy) on October 14, 1066 . He defeated King Harold II of England , which led to the Norman conquest of England . William was later crowned King of England on Christmas Day, 1066 . Why important? - after this - Norman Form of Fedualism Implemented - structure of society - High Middle Ages.  Viewing of -  What was Feudalism? 5 min video Review pg 44-46.  How to use this text book - e.g. Headings Review to help you with the below questions.  Time To: Complete Questions Pg 47  #1 * Vassal gained protection by? *Vassal gained land by? *Services vassals provided the lord? #2c - The feudal contract rules include: Or - how does...

Unit 1 Religions Re-test 20 Q MC - Cart 3 Activity - resources - Pathway to Elders & Knights - Resources - Teams.

Unit 1 Test - Missing? & Schedule - Homework Club.  Religions Re-Test - 20 Q MC - for Thursday AM. Oct 22 - HERE IS THE KAHOOT REVIEW FOR THURSDAY'S RETEST - CLICK HERE FOR KAHOOT REVIEW.   TIP - also re-read pages 13-20 in your Pathways text re: Religions Review Early Middle Ages  Religion Poster Project. *If your group is done - prep for your presentation.  Includes: *Title *Symbol *Origin - person *Sacred Text *3 Big Ideas &Two connections to other religions *Some group presentations if ready!  If Time - or if not - Oct 20 -  I ntro to Unit 2 Socials 8 Europe's High Middle Ages - (1066-1300):  when fedualism formed the basis of the social order of Western Europe. Notes:  What is Feudalism? Feudalism was the dominant social, political, and economic system in medieval Europe (9th–15th centuries). It was based on land ownership, loyalty, and mutual obligations. 4 min video -  What was Feudalism? Page 37-42 Students to read the story (...

Attendance. Announcement *Students - I know some of you were not totally happy with your recent test results however, fear not - I will have a religions make up for you with your religions poster presentations :) on Monday Students - Please copy the below notes in yellow.  Task 1 - Students start a new title - Unit 2 - High Middle Ages  STUDENT NOTES: Middle to Late Middle Ages. 1. Early Middle Ages (c. 500–1000 CE) Unit 1 - just completed. Pages 1-35 Text Also called the Dark Ages , this period began after the fall of the Western Roman Empire (476 CE). Characterized by feudalism, decentralized rule, and frequent invasions (Vikings, Magyars, and Muslims). The spread of Christianity and the rise of powerful kingdoms like the Franks under Charlemagne (c. 800 CE). 2. High (or Middle) Middle Ages (c. 1000–1300 CE) Unit 1 pages 38-65 A time of economic growth, population expansion, and the strengthening of kingdoms. The feudal system and manorialism dominated society. The Crusad...

Attendance. If anyone is missing please text me ASAP - or have EA text me so I can remove missing parties from the test launch. I can add them in later homework club etc. EA Ms. McNutt please retrieve laptop cart #3 from the library. Unit 1 Test - is set up digitally  Students - test reminders - No talking during tests. Keep your results to yourself. TTOC please spread students out. Have students sign out their computers row by row.  Please send out Ms. McNutt with her student list - she will inform you of whom.  Test will launch in Teams at 12:40PM. Steps 1. Students sign in to the laptops 2. Select Chrome or Firefox - NOT SAFARI 3. Students sign into Office365 TEAMS =  3. To get to Teams use sign into your office365 - go to TEAMS.  Click on our Socials 8 Team > go to Assignments Tab > You will see our test there entitled 'Socials 8 Unit 1 Final Test 2026 Page 1-31 Pathways Text 2026' > click on it - click on test > your test will open up....