England
France changed and evolved (just like everything else) over the very long medieval period. Similarly the names for the country were different in different languages.In Anglo-Norman French, France was variously known as France, Franche, Franse, Fraunsse, Fraunce, Fraunche, Frauncze.In Middle English the terms Franks, Fransh and Frensh were used.For much of the medieval period France was not the same as the country we know today; in 1154 it consisted of a very small area around Paris and Orleans while Henry II of England owned a much greater area consisting of Normandy, Maine, Anjou, Touraine, Poitou, Berry, Angouleme, Aquitaine, Limousin, Perigord and as far south as Gascony (this was all therefore English territory); Brittany, Burgundy, Toulouse and Flanders were all independent kingdoms unconnected to the kings of France or England.
manor
90% of the population were serfs. They grew the crops, fought the nobility's wars, died by the thousands in war, disease, and accidents.
A Franklin was a freeman who owned land, but was not of noble birth. So not a noble, but not a serf, this is the origin of the term 'middle class'. Most franklins were farmers.
The serfs were the poorest people in the Middle Ages. In the Middle Ages there were also homeless people and abandoned children/women so they could be considered the poorest. They lived in the streets and would go to the rivers/coasts to pick up discarded items and garbage.
both Great Britain and France
Great Lakes
The king.
Normandy was owned by the fuedal lords. Hope this helps.
Because religion was so important during the Middle Ages, most people owned Bibles.
Manors
The armies of France, Britain and Germany during WW1.
Ya, but they got owned
The land owned by France and Urgel is Andorra.
Spain, France, Great Britain, USA
Manors were owned by Lords in English or Seigneurs in French and it was a segment of the feudal system that existed in Central and Western Europe during the middle ages
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