How did feudalism in England end?

Answer 1

From as early as the mid 1300's during time of peasants revolting against the Lords, feudalism was declining. From what I can see, the end of Feudalism in England was quick prevalent by about 1500. In saying this, Feudalism cultural ideology that was developed and evolved over time based on what was currently happening at the time.

Answer 2

In England, as in many other parts of Western Europe, the disruption caused by the "Black Death" (1348-1351) made many features of feudalism unworkable and to a large extent cash payments (rent and so on) took the place of feudal service. For example, serfs ordered to have a higher wage, and because there were such few left from the Black Death, nobles had to do as serfs asked. However, hereditary privilege remained. There was never one single law abolishing "feudalism". Jouncy

Answer 3

it ended when the nobles payed for soldiers. and soldiers didn't pay for themselves.

Answer 4

2008, with the dismantling of the island of Sark's feudal system by the Privy Council.

Answer 5

It ended in the 15th century About the same time England's Fudalism ended as well as the rest of Europe's feudalism.

Answer 6

Around the 15th century....;]

Answer 7

in1872

Answer 8

500ad-1500ad