Life in the Early Middle Ages Answers
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In addition to income, what else could a knight gain by participating in a tournament?
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knighthood for their firstborn sonB
protection from their enemiesC
a higher position, such as lordD
respect and honor2
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In what way were the firstborn son of a knight and the firstborn son of a serf alike?
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Both children would grow up to have the same roles as their parents.B
Both children had to prove they were worthy of their position in society.C
Both children took a vow of loyalty to their lords, just as their parents did.D
Both children could choose their own occupation independent of their parents.3
The picture shows medieval peasants.
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Peasant women and men had very separate roles.B
Peasant women mainly worked inside the home.C
Peasant women mostly assisted men with their work.D
Peasant women worked as hard as men.4
In what way were noble ladies and peasant women alike?
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They both cared for children.B
They both cooked and baked.C
They both attended daily religious services.D
They both managed the manor’s staff.5
Why was it so important for a knight to take a vow of loyalty to their lord?
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The knight needed to be sure that the lord would protect them in exchange for their service as a skilled warrior.B
The knight wanted to be sure that their son would inherit their position when either the knight or the lord died.C
Because the lord was a Christian, it was essential for his knight to vow to become a Christian as well.D
Since a knight was a skilled warrior, the lord could be in great danger if the knight betrayed him.Did you find these answers helpful?
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