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look into the past! the Medieval Systems

Medieval
Systems
History For You

By: Shawn Keoni R. dela Rosa

 Feudalism
Feudalism was a system
with a social hierarchy where
in people in higher power
gave lands (fiefs) to the ones
below them on said hierarchy.
King
Nobles
Knights
Peasants
Fun fact: Knights followed a code of chivalry
and lived in castles, while peasants lived in
simple houses and worked hard all year long.
Manorialism
Manorialism is a system that
was arranged around a manor
house on an estate.
The peasants of medieval
Europe were rendered
dependent on their land and on
their lord.
Manorialism was bad for trade
because peasants couldn’t leave
their land without permission
from the lord.
Mercantilism
Mercantilism is an economic
theory that states the wealth
of a country or nation relies
on the amount of gold and
silver or bullions that nation
has.
Mercantilist countries wanted
gain the most power and
wealth in the world. As such,
they strived to have multiple
colonies to gain this goal.
The Five Points of
Mercantilism are:
Exploration, Trade, Domestic
Manufacturing, Colonization,
Alliances/Treaties.