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Who was the king in England during the era of feudalism?
My MOM
What was the name of the system of protection devised in medieval Europe when the nobles were given land in exchange for military service?
The system of protection devised in medieval Europe was called feudalism. In this hierarchical structure, nobles were granted land, known as fiefs, by a king or higher authority in exchange for military service and loyalty. This arrangement created a network of obligations and protections among different social classes, primarily between lords and vassals. Feudalism played a crucial role in the organization of society during the Middle Ages.
Which ruler institutionalized feudalism in Europe?
William the Conqueror who was crowned King William I of England
Who is at the top of the feudal pyramid?
The King or as he was known in Ancient Egypt the Pharaoh
How did feudalism and manor system help Europeans survive Viking raids?
The vikings scared commoners, because they had no protection from them. There for, the peasants sot protection. That is were feudalism comes in. The lords agreed to give the peasants protection and land, for a small portion of the peasants crops every year;month;week;E.C.
What were the main ideas behind feudalism.?
Feudalism flourished in Europe between the 9th and 15th century. The main idea was that everyone had a role to play in serving the king. Land ownership was only for the noble.
The way of life where lords owe loyalty to the king?
The way of life where lords owe loyalty to the king is known as feudalism. In this hierarchical system, lords, or nobles, received land and protection from the king in exchange for their loyalty, military service, and governance of their territories. This mutual obligation created a structured society where power and resources were concentrated in the hands of the nobility, while serfs and peasants worked the land in a subservient role. Feudalism was prevalent in medieval Europe and significantly influenced social and political relationships during that time.
What are the major contribution of medieval Europe?
~Magna Carta ~Bubonic Plague ~King whats-his-name ~Feudalism ~etc
When did Europe turn to Feudalism?
Feudalism existed in Europe between the ninth and the fifteenth centuries. It declined with the rise of the merchant class.
Why did the feudal system develop during the middle ages?
The problem in answering this question stems from the exact meaning of feudalism, an issue on which many scholars find disagreement. Feudalism was characterised by a social hierarchy - king, lords, knights and serfs being important examples. Feudalism protected the position of the king, by ensuring the loyalty and service of the lords and knights, in return for position and favours. But feudalism, as we understand it, could probably not have existed without the serfs. When the supply of slaves, from central and eastern Europe, dried up in the tenth century, serfdom became the answer. Landholders also found that serfs were not only cheaper, but easier to manage than slaves had been.
What was is fief?
The Latin name for the land that was given to the vassal by the king or a lord in the middle Ages (during feudalism).
Use the term feudalism in an example sentence?
Black death brought an end to feudalism. People did not like feudalism.
