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Is feudal system fair for a Norman baron?
yes it is
Is feudal system fair?
The feudal system is not considered to be a fair system because of its bias toward the wealthier classes of people within the system. The lower the class of person, the less likely he would be to own property.
Was the feudal system fair if so how fair?
The feudal system was not fair as it concentrated power and wealth in the hands of the nobility while peasants had very few rights and opportunities for social mobility. Status was largely determined by birth and there was limited room for individuals to improve their social standing through their own efforts.
What responsibilities did Knight have in the feudal system?
Knights lived by a strong code of behavior called chivalry.
What actors and actresses appeared in Fair Enough - 2013?
The cast of Fair Enough - 2013 includes: Alex McGrath as Norman Harper
What was the conclusion to Japan's feudal System?
The feudal system was meant to help organize things for people.( To help people) how it worked: what happened was that the king was at the top and then the nobles were given land that was split up so they couldn't start a rebellion and the nobles gave their land to lots of knights which gave there land to lots of peasants which farmed the land and paid taxes. the knights fought and the king gave the noble more land so that he was richer more land=richer you are! this kind of system was based on kept promises. if some promises were not kept the entire system fails. Therefore I think that the Feudal System isn't fair especially for the peasants.
What is the System under which a government agency decides fair shares?
The System under which a government agency decides fair shares is Rationing
Is the Australian voting system fair?
NO
The Electoral College is a fair system?
no.
Do the US have a fair taxation system?
IMO, no.
In the US tax system everyone is supposed to pay a fair?
life's not fair - why should taxes be?
Is the adversary system a fair system of trial?
Having an adversarial system of justice is the most accepted system, fairness is subjective.æ However, having a set of jurours decide versus just a judge seems more fair.
