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Domesday Book • William I commissioned a census (or stocktake) of his ‘possessions’ so

The Commoners • Then there was everyone else. • In the time of William

The Church • The Catholic Church was very powerful in Medieval England. • The

Manor • Each manor included fortified manor house for the noble family, and a

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Full Document • This is a sample version of my Feudalism / Manorialism Power. Point which is available for download at: http: //www. teacherspayteachers. com/Store/Duffy-Stirling • The package includes: – Information slides explaining how Medieval Feudalism functioned – A section on Manorialism – Worksheets (. pdf and original. pptx) • Following are sample slides from the full Power. Point.

Domesday Book • William I commissioned a census (or stocktake) of his ‘possessions’ so he knew how much he owned (so he could tax everyone!) • This is known as the ‘Domesday Book’. • Every acre of land, forest, person and livestock in 1086 is recorded in the book.

The Commoners • Then there was everyone else. • In the time of William I, the Knights and Lords were all Norman French. • With control of land came control of the Anglo-Saxons (English) who lived there.

The Church • The Catholic Church was very powerful in Medieval England. • The King may have been ruler of England but he feared the Church and the Pope. – The King allocated 25% of available land for Church use. – The King was considered to be on the throne because of ‘divine right’ – i. e. that God put him there. – If the King went against the wishes of the Pope, or the rules of Catholicism, he could be excommunicated.

Manor • Each manor included fortified manor house for the noble family, and a village for peasants, serfs. • Some people were ‘freemen’ who rented land from lord. • Others included landowning peasants, and skilled workers like blacksmiths, millers. • The Church provided a priest for the people’s spiritual needs. He lived in the Parsonnage.

• • Bibliography and Recommended Websites Images by Wikipedia Commons, Geograph. org. uk and Open. Clip. Art. org. To the best of my ability I have used original and royalty free images and information. If you believe I have broken copyright, please contact me immediately: duffystirling@gmail. com FEUDALISM INFORMATION • Boughey. n. d. . Feudal System, Schoolhistory. co. uk [online] Available at: http: //www. schoolhistory. co. uk/year 7 links/1066/Feudal. System. pdf [Accessed: 18 Aug 2013]. • Historylearningsite. co. uk. 1900. Feudalism. [online] Available at: http: //www. historylearningsite. co. uk/feudalism. htm [Accessed: 18 Aug 2013]. • Historylearningsite. co. uk. 2007. Medieval Farming. [online] Available at: http: //www. historylearningsite. co. uk/medieval_farming. htm [Accessed: 18 Aug 2013]. • Middle-ages. org. uk. n. d. . Feudalism in England. [online] Available at: http: //www. middle-ages. org. uk/feudalism-in-england. htm [Accessed: 18 Aug 2013]. • Uncp. edu. 1871. Medieval Civilization: Lecture Notes. [online] Available at: http: //www. uncp. edu/home/rwb/lecture_mid_civ. htm [Accessed: 18 Aug 2013].

Australian Curriculum This Power. Point addresses: Year 8 History Overview: • key features of the medieval world (feudalism, trade routes, voyages of discovery, contact and conflict) Medieval Europe Depth Study (c. 590 – c. 1500) • The way of life in Medieval Europe (social, cultural, economic and political features) and the roles and relationships of different groups in society (ACDSEH 008)

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