Review the role of the king, knights, barons, peasants, bishops, and nobles in a feudal system with the matching activities in this worksheet. This activity should be used with Fast Facts: The Medieval World, Fast Facts: Medieval Society, and Fast Facts: Running a Manor.
A Feudal Society
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Eyewitness Workbooks: Medieval Life
This workbook helps kids take their knowledge of the Middle Ages to the next level, from the daily life of a peasant to the building of a cathedral. It includes 48 full-color pages, a turn-and-learn info wheel, and special carrying folders.
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