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Previous answer: (Im not sure so don't count on it being right) it happened because when the Roman Empire shattered, all the high ranked officers were divided. then, they started to fight over the land and property.
this is also how countries such as France and England formed. (that im sure of).
NO. JUST NO.
My answer: During the Middle Ages, Viking raids were common. There were no roman soldiers to guard cities. Therefore, what do people do when they are threatened are no one is there to explicitly protect them? THEY RUN TO THE NEAREST FORTIFIED building, which was either a church or the hall of a local lord. But in return for protecting them, the lords would ask for the peasants' fealty and services.
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How did the modern bourgeoisie arise?
The modern bourgeoisie emerged during the late Middle Ages and the early modern period, primarily as a result of the expansion of trade and commerce, particularly in Europe. The decline of feudalism and the rise of market economies allowed individuals to accumulate wealth through trade, banking, and industry. This new middle class gained social and political influence, challenging the traditional aristocracy and shaping modern capitalist societies. Their rise was also facilitated by advancements in technology, exploration, and changes in social structures.
Why did conflicts arise between religions in the middle colonies?
The same reason religious conflicts arise anywhere: because religious groups fight over their differences no matter where they are.
What were the causes of feudalism in medieval Europe?
Feudalism arose in Europe during and after the reign of Charlemagne, during the period of about 750-1000 AD. This was a time when local conditions could arise requiring very quick intervention by military forces. An example of such a condition was a Viking raid, which could happen and be over in a few days. The Carolingian Empire did not have the infrastructure to deal with such problems. Its military forces were designed to be assembled and put on extensive campaigns, which were planned and had logistical support. The new situation required a more decentralized approach as an alternative to a large, permanently maintained, standing army. This was achieved by assigning land to individual lords and knights, who were able to use it to support themselves and small groups of local soldiers. There is a link to an article on feudalism below.
Why did paramilitary organization arise in the south during reconstruction?
Defeated troops who were unemployed - as in Germany in the 1920's.
What does arise mean?
"arise" means to get up or to appear.
How did the political and social order known as feudalism arise?
Feudalism is based on the ability of a particularly strong family to stand over their immediate neighbors then organising them to fend of the advances of neighboring situations labouring under the same system.
How do you spell orignated?
Originated - to take its origin or rise; begin; start; arise: The practice originated during the Middle Ages.
What does the word origingated mean?
to take its origin or rise; begin; start; arise: The practice originated during the Middle Ages
From what structure of the nervous system do nerve arise?
nervous system
How did the modern bourgeoisie arise?
The modern bourgeoisie emerged during the late Middle Ages and the early modern period, primarily as a result of the expansion of trade and commerce, particularly in Europe. The decline of feudalism and the rise of market economies allowed individuals to accumulate wealth through trade, banking, and industry. This new middle class gained social and political influence, challenging the traditional aristocracy and shaping modern capitalist societies. Their rise was also facilitated by advancements in technology, exploration, and changes in social structures.
What is output design and output design in system design?
The output design during system design usually communicates all the important milestones and problems that arise during system testing. Output design proposes to the system; some remedies to various possibilities. For example, a system can print any error message that occurs and report it to an administrator.
Both anterior and middle cerebral arteries arise from?
I believe it is the internal carotid arteries.
Why did conflicts arise between religions in the middle colonies?
The same reason religious conflicts arise anywhere: because religious groups fight over their differences no matter where they are.
What do the anterior and middle cerebral arteries arise from?
the carotid arteries
What were the causes of feudalism in medieval Europe?
Feudalism arose in Europe during and after the reign of Charlemagne, during the period of about 750-1000 AD. This was a time when local conditions could arise requiring very quick intervention by military forces. An example of such a condition was a Viking raid, which could happen and be over in a few days. The Carolingian Empire did not have the infrastructure to deal with such problems. Its military forces were designed to be assembled and put on extensive campaigns, which were planned and had logistical support. The new situation required a more decentralized approach as an alternative to a large, permanently maintained, standing army. This was achieved by assigning land to individual lords and knights, who were able to use it to support themselves and small groups of local soldiers. There is a link to an article on feudalism below.
What are the similarities of Feudal and Manorial System?
The similarities of the two systems lie in the exchange of support and loyalty for the use of land. On the manor, the serfs were required to support the lord of the manor, in exchange for the rights to use the land, to have a home, and to be protected. In a monarchy, the lords were required to support the monarch in exchange for the right to have and use the manor and the protection of the monarch in time of need. Speaking broadly, manorialism was a system of running an agricultural estate called a manor, but feudalism was a system of running a country in which the land was distributed, as manors, to lords in exchange for support of the monarch. This question is a difficult to answer because different people use different meanings for the term, "feudal." To some people, the feudal system and the manorial system were almost the same thing. To other people they were very different. The manorial system is derived from the old farming system of the Roman empire, under which coloni worked on villas. Emperor Constantine I issued an edict that the coloni were not allowed to leave the villas, and so the system under which peasants were bound to the soil was born. The system of the villa evolved during the Middle Ages into the manorial system, which was basically the same, but more formalized. The coloni became serfs, and the villas became manors, but there were other changes, including systematized cooperative agriculture, manorial officers, manorial courts, and so on. And there are people who regard the feudal system as the manorial system with the added feature of manors being granted by kings in exchange for support. The manorial system existed through pretty much the entire Middle Ages, with some modification, such as the fact that nearly all the serfs had become free tenants by the end of the medieval time. The more narrow definition of the feudal system has manors as a part of the system, but its important features could probably have been developed without manors. According to this definition, feudalism was the use of a decentralized military system, as a response to the immediate threats to the nations that could arise locally, so quickly that the central government could not respond. An example of such a threat was an attack by Vikings, who could take what they wanted, destroy what remained, and be gone before the monarch even heard the news of what was happening. The manors were used as the reward to members of the nobility for their support of the monarch, and to provide a support base for the knights and soldiers, horses, and equipment supplied from the manor. Under this definition, feudalism had its beginnings about the time of Charlemagne, but had passed out of existence in most of Europe long before the end of the Middle Ages as central governments became strong again. As an example, according to this definition, feudalism was introduced to England by William the Conqueror, and was ended in the first quarter of the 14th century. There are links below to articles on manorialism and feudalism.
What do anterior and middle cerebral arteries arise from?
The anterior and posterior cerebral arteries are both branches of the internal carotid artery
