Amanor was all of the following except? (a) an economic unit. (b) lands divided into two or three large fields, and further divided into strips for cultivation. (c) a jurisdiction under the authority of a lord. (d) a unit of the church.

A manor was all of the following EXCEPT  (D) A unit of the church.

In fact, the legal theory of the origin of manors refers them to a grant from the crown of a fee from the monarch's allodial lands, thus not really belonging to the Church, but rather being a basic feudal unit of tenure, historically connected with the territorial divisions of the march, county, hundred, parish and township.

Most likely virtual. There will be a option for in person but most people will still be virtual.

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