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    Yeoman Synthesis Project

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    This source is an online encyclopedia article that I found about yeoman, a crucial part of my Synthesis project. “You are a yeoman archer with a longbow. Write a letter home extolling the virtues of your weapon and formulating a tall tale.” This was the exact reading of the project that I was assigned, but there was a small problem, what is a yeoman? At first, I read the instructions so that the word was Yemen archers. I thought that they were just mercenaries fighting for the English. On closer

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    Was the bloodbath that is the French Revolution doomed to happen? On the eve prior to the downfall of the Ancien Regime, there was no discernable mood that could have propelled the onslaught of it from the three estates; rather, certain groups of people, such as rural commoners, intellectuals of Grub Street, philosophes, members of the upper third estate, nobility, and clergy were concerned to varying degrees with the issues of taxation and social equality (privilege). Although they were worried

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    “Recalcitrant peasants [were] thrown into irons, they [were] forced to sit astride a sharp wooden horse, … they [were] given fifty strokes of the rod … [and] the serf who [arrived] late for his robot … [was] beaten to half-dead” (Document 4). This passage written in the perspective of the Bohemian government, exhibits the types of conditions that those peasants were forced to work under in 1769 after their rebellions. These cruel acts, and others, were in response to peasant rebellions against the

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    In medieval society, fashion was controlled by the pyramid of power, which was the feudal system. The way one dressed showed his/her amount of wealth and social class. Fashion was highly influential during medieval times and was often dominated by the kings and queens. Sumptuary laws were put into place to restrict the ordinary people from dressing like the wealthy. As the eras changed and different periods advanced, the style of the people changed accordingly. (Newman.) When the Norman’s invaded

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    During the Middle ages it experienced many things that would be considered dark, faithful, and Feudal. The Middle ages were dark because they were attacked by several disasters; including the Bubonic plague, robberies connected to pirates and “booty”. The Middle ages were faithful because during these dark times there was no government, so everyone had to go and connect with their local church and the churches had to be the government figure for everyone. The churches eventually got lots of the church

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    According to documents and history , around 1,000 years ago there were two different societies, in two different parts of the world that had warriors with differences. During these times, there was an emperor and a king ruling their empire/kingdom. They both had warriors they would send out into the felids. These warriors were from Japan and Europe. Japan warriors were called samurai (class warriors in feudal Japan who pledged loyalty to a noble in return for land) and Europe warriors were called

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    A typical belief of serfdom in Russia's history versus slavery in America's history is that they are grouped together. However, serfdom in Russia is a completely different system of servitude compared to slavery in America. Slavery is " the condition in which one person is owned as property by another and is under the owner's control especially in involuntary servitude" (Free Dictionary Website) whereas Serfdom is " a member of the lowest feudal class, legally bound to a landed estate and required

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    Even though Japan and Europe were miles and miles away from each other, during the Feudal time, it almost seemed like they were neighbors. Each had its own interpretation of the many ideas they shared. Feudal Europe and Feudal Japan were similar as much as they were different, whether it was the codes that the warriors followed or what they wore to battle, the role of women, or even the weak figurehead kings. Both Feudal Europe and Feudal Japan had a certain code that the warriors had to follow,

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    During the Feudal Age, societies began to change from having a rich class and everyone else was below them to having a hierarchy of classes. The kings and emperors had the most power and the peasants had the least amount of power with other classes between kings and peasants. One of these groups in between were the knights. Knights of this era were horsemen and rode horseback during war. This particular warfare was very difficult and took multitudes of practice. The knights’ equipment helped

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    Middle ages writing prompt First in the middle there was a king,serfs,vassal,knight,and a freeman.They all had important jobs and im going to tell you what was there job they each had.Ok now lets get started. The knight protected the castle and he help fight where there was war and he always was looking out for people that tried to break into the castle .He helped them when they need help he was the second important one that lived in the kingdom.He was the one that will kill anyone who will do

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