Daily Life in a Medieval Village
Across
- 4. – religious journey to a sacred place.
- 6. – a pole decorated with flowers and ribbons for spring dances.
- 8. – person who made and repaired metal tools.
- 10. – a person granted land in return for loyalty and service.
- 11. – person who made cloth from wool or flax.
- 13. – association of craftsmen regulating trade quality and standards.
- 15. – roof made from straw or reeds.
- 17. – the oath of loyalty sworn by a vassal.
- 18. – a tenth of income or produce given to the Church.
- 19. – land granted in return for service.
Down
- 1. – building where grain was ground into flour.
- 2. – a common farmer or laborer in the medieval period.
- 3. – small peasant house made of simple materials.
- 4. – a thick vegetable stew common in peasant diets.
- 5. – community of monks devoted to religion, charity, and study.
- 7. – the season and act of gathering crops.
- 9. – the estate or land owned by a lord.
- 12. Court – local court where village disputes were settled.
- 14. – stringed musical instrument used in medieval times.
- 16. – a peasant bound to work the lord’s land.