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What was feudalism?
At the top: Emperor (highest position, but no political power)Second in line: Shogun (actual ruler, had political power)Third in line: Daimyo (large landowners)Fourth in line: Samurai/Ninja (warriors loyal to Daimyo)The rest: Peasants (3/4 of population), Merchants (lowest status but gradually gained influence), Artisans (made swords and armor for the Samurai class)Compare it to medieval feudalism, very similar.
How is the spanish encomienda system similar to the feudal hierarchy of the middle ages?
It was similar because the feudal hierarchy had high ranked people on top and low ranked people on the bottom. The encomienda system was when the person is assigned a number of slaves/workers to do things for them such as hard labour. Feudalism is when the high ranked person orders the low ranked person to work for them. I'm sure now you see the similarities. They have the high ranked people in control and low ranked people working. So that is the similarities low ranked people working for high ranked people for both systems.
Ancient musical instrument similar to the buccina?
The cornu is an ancient musical instrument very similar to the buccina.
How are the renaissance and reformation similar?
they were jewish
Where can you find the answer key to Medieval and Early Modern Times Workbook for 7th grade?
in your book just read it's not that hard
