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Feudalism developed in Europe in response to the need for protection from outside invasion. Local lords divided their landholdings among vassals. These vassals pledged service and loyalty to the lord for a fief. This system was set by an exchange of pledges known as the feudal contract.

Obligations of the lordObligations of the vassal Protect the vassal Grant the vassal a fief, or estate Pledge loyalty to the lord Provide the lord with 40 days of military service per year Provide money payments and advice

Society was very structured. Monarch Powerful lords such as dukes and counts Vassals and peasants. The same man could be vassal to one lord and lord to another vassal.

Warfare was a way of life during this time. Castles were built for defense, and nobles began training at a young age to be knights.

When training was done, the young man was made a knight in a public ceremony. Boys as young as seven went to the castle of their father’s lord to learn to ride and fight. Knights engaged in warfare and mock battles called tournaments.

Knights adopted a code of conduct called chivalry. It required them to be brave, loyal, and true to their word, as well as to fight fairly. Troubadours sang about brave knights and their devotion to their loves.

Warfare at this time usually consisted of trying to seize a castle. These fortresses housed lords and knights and provided refuge to peasants in time of war.

It included a village or two and surrounding lands. The manor system worked by mutual obligation. Most of the population were serfs, who were bound to the land. The manor was the heart of feudal life.

Most manors were self-sufficient, producing everything the people there needed. Most peasants never traveled farther than a few miles away during their entire lives.

Life was harsh and short for the peasants. Everyone worked long hours, and few lived past age 35. They ate a simple diet of bread and vegetables and slept in huts with their livestock. Peasants celebrated at Christmas and Easter by dancing and playing rough sports.