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How did feudalism influence the way knights lived?
Feudalism is the structure of the government and part of the society. It is not a separate thing so in asking this question you are asking about a system that the knights were part of and created. Knights were nobles and a different class of people and were created because of feudalism.
Did knights or lords benefit from feudalism?
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When and where did frankish knights introduced feudalism?
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Asystem where kings nobles and knights had land power?
Feudalism
Definitions of Feudalism?
Feudalism is simply the exchange of land (fief), between the nobles (lords) and the knights (vassals) for military protection.
What does the feudalism chart look like?
Feudalism is ordered as follows. First the peasants produce goods, then the knights protect and extort the peasants, and finally the nobility and clergy survive off collections made by the knights.
What is the social structure of feudalism?
the monarch is at the top then its the lords the knights then the serfs or peasants
What it feudalism?
Eurpean feudalism is where there is a monarch who gives fiefs of land to lords an vassals, who in turn give land to peasants and knights. You could call it a higherarchy.
What advantages did feudalism offer the nobles?
Feudalism give the nobles land from the lords in exchange for military protection from the knights who were usually sons of the nobles. Feudalism gave some stability to the nobles in a what was a violent era.
How was feudalism good?
1. People got protection from knights 2. Lords got protection from knights in exchange for money 3. Knights got money from lords in exchange for protection
What were two important changes the Crusades brought to Europe?
end of feudalism: there was no more knights because they were to expensive to have it took a long time to train them. they used peasants. the knights were the major part of feudalism that's why it ended. cant find other reason
Chart depicting the hierachy and obligations of feudalism?
king tenants-in-chief lords(or)knights peasants
