What legacies did feudalism leave in Europe?

Answer 1

The Medieval period allowed for the development of most of the modern nations of Europe we know today and its legacy in the fields of culture, art, literature, language, sport, and religion is enormous.

The Magna Carta (written in 1212) established that the king was not above the law, and this began to establish democracy as we know it.

Another major legacy of the Middle Ages was indeed the way Christianity spread like wildfire throughout Europe. Today, the majority of Europe are deeply Christian nations and this is because of the beliefs of their ancestors all those years ago.

Answer 2

The legacy that feudalism left in Europe was the Black Death. The Black Death killed more than 15 thousand people. It was caused by fleas jumping onto rats (the rats of coarse did not care or they weren't effected by them) then back then they didn't have beds so they slept on a pile of hay or on the floor and rats would probably also be sleeping right next to them and the fleas would jump on the humans and bite them. It got even more contagious when the doctors back then used knifes or needles and did not clean or sanitize them properly and would the needles or knifes on one person, then the next, then the next and so on.

Answer 3

England is still a monarchy, although the current monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, has only ceremonial functions. That is the most obvious medieval legacy. But in a broader sense, everything in the modern world evolved out of the medieval world. The whole world is a medieval legacy.

Answer 4

Saxon art, universities, metal work and stained glass are some of the cultural legacies of the middle ages.