1. What is the three-field system in medieval agriculture?
2. In what year was the Magna Carta signed?
3. What is the primary purpose of analyzing the population-production imbalance in medieval Europe?
Medieval three-field system — purpose?
Crop rotation to increase land productivity.
Manorial system — role?
Structured rural economy with peasants working for lords.
Heavy plow — function?
Turn heavy, clay-rich soils efficiently.
Water mill — benefit?
Improved grain grinding and farm productivity.
Open-field system — description?
Shared, fenced-in land divided into strips.
Fallow land — purpose?
Restores soil nutrients for future crops.
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