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What is the primary responsibility of the reeve?

  • Collect taxes for the lord
  • Manage the lord's estate
  • Ensure peasants are working hard (correct)
  • Oversee the courts

A freeman has to work for the lord all year round.

False (B)

What did peasants typically give to the church?

a tithe

The __________ was appointed by the Lord of the Manor and was responsible for local crimes.

<p>bailiff</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each role with its main responsibility:

<p>Reeve = Ensures peasants work hard Bailiff = Directs the reeve Steward = Manages courts and punishments Freeman = Rents land and works for profit</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a common form of punishment during medieval times?

<p>Execution (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The manorial court was typically run by a king.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name one type of food that peasants ate.

<p>vegetables</p> Signup and view all the answers

Life in medieval towns offered _____ opportunities for work and trade compared to rural areas.

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Which of the following was a method used to determine guilt in medieval times?

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Lord of the Manor

The most important person on a manor, owning all the land and responsible for law and order.

Villein (peasant)

A peasant who works for the lord in exchange for a place to live and a small plot of land.

Bailiff

The person who manages the manor, reporting to the lord and overseeing the work of the peasants.

Reeve

A peasant who has some extra privileges, responsible for making sure other peasants work hard.

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Freeman

A person who rents land from the lord and is only required to work during harvest time.

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Manorial Court

A court held on a manor to deal with local crimes committed by the peasants.

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Medieval Punishments

The most common punishments in medieval times, ranging from whipping to execution.

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Hue & Cry

A method used to catch criminals in the Middle Ages, where people would raise a loud cry to alert others.

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Medieval Trials

A method for determining guilt in medieval times, using fire, water, or combat.

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What was important about religion in medieval times?

This included regular church attendance, tithing, and belief in God, heaven, and hell.

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