Manorialism

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Manorialism

technology and techniques

three field came into effect

moldboard introduced

hard life

would give the landlord a part of their goods and to remain of the land

serfs had to provide labor for lords castle

serfs lived hard life

had primitive equipment

strengthened the decline of trade and political structure

three field system would plant on two-thirds of field and leave one empty so that soil could replenish

serfs need the military forces of the lords for security

the more land you had the more powerful you were

controlled many acres of land and serfs under his control

had knights or some form of army to enfore his authority

wealthy

systen of economic and political relations

serfs

lived on manors

self-sufficient agriculture

landlords

peasant laborers

serfs were farmers

moldboard a curbed iron plate a new better plow for farming

recieved some protection and justice from land lord