Chapters 4-7

4. an area of land or property.
7. A book or document written by hand.
9. A person who receives land from a ruler and in return promises to fight for the ruler.
11. A plot of land exchanged for loyalty to a ruler.
12. A person living on a feudal estate who was required to work for the lord of a manor; they can't choose to leave the estate and are required to stay.
13. To lead and direct; to run something, such as a project or a business.
14. The bishop's church; any large and important church.
15. A system of government in which land is exchanged for loyalty and services.
19. A person who leads and directs something, such as a project or business.
21. The leader of a monastery.
23. A community of nuns, or women who live a simple, religious life.

1. A partnership of different countries, organizations, or people who agree to work together.
2. A prayer of support, protection and approval for someone.
3. A soldier on horseback who serves a king or other ruler.
5. A large country house and it's surrounding land.
6. A person on a journey for the purpose of spreading a particular religious belief.
7. Relating to the Middle Ages in Europe.
8. The name for the religious ceremony in which Catholics celebrate their relationship with God.
10. The sacred writings of a religion.
16. A person with power and influence who controls land given to him by a king
17. A place where a community of monks live.
18. To put a crown on someone's head in a ceremony, making him or her a king, queen, or emperor of a certain area.
20. powerful families that held fiefs and titles.
22. A member of a religious community of men promise to live very simply.