Explain what life was like on a manor during the Middle Ages. It must have the elements below and explain the perspective of at least one type of person in the Middle Ages - king, lord, knight, serf. You can pretend
to be that person (ex. I am a serf who lives on a manor) or discuss it in third person (ex. There was a serf
who lived on a manor).
This
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• The relationship between a lord and his vassal (any version - king to duke, duke to knight, etc.),
meaning what did they promise to do for each other?
• Some of the features/buildings found on a manor
• What the role of a serf was on the manor
• Why your manor was self-sufficient (this means it could run by itself)
• How taxes were paid
• Your personal experience living on the manor.
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