It comes from the Latin word related to a "fiefdom," the residence or the estate owned by a medieval Lord. "Feudal" is the adjectival form of "feudalism," describing a system that existed in Europe during the Middle Ages, when powerful and wealthy Lords who owned large estates and lands maintained control over various subordinates. These subordinates, called vassals, pledged their loyalty to a Lord and received his protection in return for their service to him.
The word feudalism comes from the Latin word feodum or fuedum. In the feudalism system, land lords made a fair exchange with the peasants. The lords offered peasants food, a fortification,and protection, as they worked for them.
A political system
Aristocracy
According to my dictionary, there is no such word as fendalism. Do you mean feudalism.
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The governments of Europe for much of the last 1,500 years have been various forms of feudalism.
Democracy. In a democracy the people can change the government through non violent means. In feudalism there is one controlling power and the people are told what to do and how to live.
Feudalism was of vital importance in dailey life in Medieval Europe.
Feudalism.
what is feudalism
the answer to this is simple. FEUDALISM. it is the word that defines medieval Europe as a whole and takes the meaning of feud to the next level. if you get this as an essay question just put that word. just that word. your history teacher will love it and give you and A-- it worked for me! haha... but really.
The Franks created feudalism