Territory owned by a nobleman who governs with total freedom in the name of King:

The fall of Charlemagne's empire and a series of invasions in the 9th and 10th centuries facilitated the expansion of feudalism. True or false?

Courtship in which the knight must behave towards their lady as vassals would towards their lord:

To govern and maintain their kingdoms, monarchs had to rely on nobles, with whom they established a system of personal relationships known as...

The basis of feudalism was the system of personal relationships established between kings and nobles: kings made nobles their vassals and, in exchange for military aid, granted them a fiefdom. True or false?

What was the social role of the Church?

Name 4 of the different parts that make up a knight's equipment:

They were not legally bound to a lord:

Nobles lived in palaces in village centres. True or false?

Structure with two or three floors, where the feudal lord and his family lived and surveillance was kept:

The work peasants were forced to do a certain number of days a year on the lord's land.

The main activities of noblewomen were studying (reading and maths), cooking and sewing. True or false?

What was the meaning of the King's cloak?