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Medieval Feudalism
Warm Up
1. What services do our governments provide for
us?
2. How are these services paid for?
3. Other than money for taxes, what do citizens
give up in return for government services?
Objective:
SWBAT identify the social and political
relationships in Feudal Europe in order
to determine how European Feudalism
created stability.
Assessment: Using the information you have
gathered determine how the social and political
relationships in Medieval European society
create stability.
1. What are the some of the relationships found
in Medieval European society?
List at least 3 relationships (Example: what is the
relationship between knight and peasant)
3. How do the relationships created through
Medieval European Feudalism create stability
in Europe?
Challenge Question!!!!
(Choose one question to complete for bonus
points)
*In what way can a lower rank surpass a
higher rank socially, politically or both?
*Is this type of social and political
relationship apparent in our society
today if so where and how is it like
European Feudalism.
Agenda
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Warm up
Objective
Which rank are you?
Gallery Walk: Peasants, Knights, King,
Noble
Summary: Feudalism Pyramid
Exit Ticket
Which rank are you?
Directions: On the card you have in front of you, you
will see a list of 10 duties your person must
perform.
In the front of the room you will notice a spatial line
from lowest rank to highest rank. Judging by the
duties your person must perform, predict where
you lay along the line.
These are social relationships
Before we start do you know of any social ranking
we have in our society?
Relationships:
Along your gallery walk it will ask you to
assess the relationships between classes.
What is a relationship?
Teacher to Student, What is given and
received?
Knowledge for attention and interest
Gallery Walk Groups
Station 1 King
Station 3 Knight
Station 2 Noble
Station 4 Peasant
Assessment: Using the information you have
gathered determine how the social and political
relationships in Medieval European society
create stability.
1. What are the some of the relationships found
in Medieval European society?
List at least 3 relationships (Example: what is the
relationship between knight and peasant)
3. How do the relationships created through
Medieval European Feudalism create stability
in Europe?
Challenge Question!!!!
(Choose one question to complete for bonus
points)
*In what way can a lower rank surpass a
higher rank socially, politically or both?
*Is this type of social and political
relationship apparent in our society
today if so where and how is it like
European Feudalism.