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Which two institutions brought order and security to people in the Middle Ages?
Feudalism and the Church.
Why did they start Feudalism in the Middle Ages Europe?
Feudalism had many purposes - protection & safety (through knights); wealth, money, income, crops, food, etc. for the Lords; security of their position for the vassals (and king) through the rigid social class system; and so forth.
How did feudalism spread to Britain?
Feudalism came to Europe because after the Roman Empire fell, many smaller empires took over Europe and many didn't get along together. So, people built castles and created the feudal law to protect themselves from invaders, which was the start of the Middle Ages.
When did the decline of feudalism happen?
Feudalism declined because of several factors. The society could no longer be controlled by the Church and its kings because the printing press had been developed allowing the general public to learn and think. When people can think they get ideas and that makes it harder to control them. Next, exploring had started bring new ideas, inventions, and foods into the old World from the New World. People were beginning to move around and learn about other people. All of this added to the decline of a feudal society.
Where was feudalism the weakest?
In India. They did not have the resources to sustain their ability to supply for people, therefore their feudalism was not strong whatsoever.
Which was a characteristic of feudalism in both Europe and Japan during the middle ages?
People knew their roles in a rigid class system.
Use the term feudalism in an example sentence?
Black death brought an end to feudalism. People did not like feudalism.
How did people's lives change during feudalism?
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People whose power increased as feudalism ended?
The persons power that increased during the feudalism that was ending was the kings during that time in the 1500's.
Which two institutions brought order and security to people in the Middle Ages?
Feudalism and the Church.
During the Middle Ages what grew in influence as the Roman authority declined?
The middle ages began when Rome fell so there was no Roman authority at all to protect or help the people who were living in the time. Barbarians raided at will, took people as slaves and sold them into slavery, demanded tribute, killed, and life was in chaos. Out of the chaos came feudalism. This is a system where the strongest prevail and everyone else does what they are told.
What is expected of a knight in the Middle Ages?
During the middle ages, knights were expected to be chivalrous and truthful. they were to serve and protect the people, the monarch and the country.
Why did they start Feudalism in the Middle Ages Europe?
Feudalism had many purposes - protection & safety (through knights); wealth, money, income, crops, food, etc. for the Lords; security of their position for the vassals (and king) through the rigid social class system; and so forth.
Physical education during stone age?
Feudalism was during the Middle Ages. Physical Education started in the early 1800s. Children exercised by working with the parents in the Middle Ages.
Why did the king need protection in Europe during feudalism?
In a hierarchical system, as feudalism was, the person at the top is the most likely to be the target of plots by people who want to take over.
How did feudalism spread to Britain?
Feudalism came to Europe because after the Roman Empire fell, many smaller empires took over Europe and many didn't get along together. So, people built castles and created the feudal law to protect themselves from invaders, which was the start of the Middle Ages.
How did feudalism during the middle ages make an insecure life more secure?
Feudalism was the way people lived in the Middle Ages. There was a king, who gave land to his nobles in return for their loyalty. The land came with peasants, or serfs, who were the majority of the population.
