1. The church tried to reshape the code of chivalry by promoting the virtues of humility, piety, and service to God. They also emphasized the importance of protecting the weak and fighting for justice in the name of God.
2. Under the manorial system, serfs were responsible for raising animals for meat and weaving cloth into clothing.
3. Feudalism was a social and economic system in medieval Europe where land was exchanged for military service and loyalty. It consisted of a hierarchical structure with kings, nobles, knights, and serfs. While it did provide a measure of stability and security during a time of constant warfare and invasions, it also led to inequality and exploitation of the lower classes.
4. A vassal received land (a fief) from a lord in exchange for swearing loyalty and providing military service when needed. In addition, the lord was expected to protect and support the vassal in times of need.
• How did the church try to reshape the code of chivalry?
• Under the manorial system, who was responsible for raising animals for meat and weaving cloth into clothing?
• What is Feudalism? Did it work?
• What did a vassal receive in exchange for his loyalty?
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