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What was the belief held during the cold war regarding neighboring countries of communist countries all falling victim to communism known as?
It was called the Domino Theory. This theory said, if a country becomes communist all its neighbors will eventually fall to communism like dominoes. The reality is, countries don't become communist unless they're forced to. People like owning things. They like being able to go to the store and buy bananas if they want. And it's hard to do those things in a country where the state owns everything and foods are rationed.
What is a freeholder in medievil times?
A freeholder is a person who owns title to a piece of property. This was the same in the Middle Ages as it is today. People who owned property outright, but were not lords of manors, included yeomen, who were small farmers on their own farms. It happens that there is an office of Chosen Freeholder in New Jersey. The Board of Chosen Freeholders in a county form the government of the county. In the old days, such people had to own land in the county to qualify for the position, but this is long since no longer true.
How did the manor system work during the Middle ages?
there is a lord solders and priest
How did feudalism evolve?
The beginnings of Feudalism are obscure. Powerful men with powerful armies eventually gained control of the lands in early Europe. Feudalism was grounded on a simple principle: the land is the state and therefore the head of state (the king) owns the land. All the variations of Feudalism flowed from that principle. The king granted estates to the nobility in return for service. The nobility then became the local rulers and established their own hierarchy's. Therefore, the country was governed by those lords, and Kings eventually became figureheads. The nobility granted land rights and protection to vassals in return for service. Those rights descended to serfs and tenants in return for services and villages evolved around the estates. As rights descended there was a diminution of status. To work the land, keep the masses poor and the gentry rich
Who is the Englishman who lost his land in Clapham in 1066 and who is the new Norman lord?
The Englishman who lost his land in Clapham in 1066 is likely an Anglo-Saxon landowner who was dispossessed after the Norman Conquest of England. The new Norman lord who would have taken over the land in Clapham would have been a noble or knight appointed by William the Conqueror to oversee the territory. This process of land redistribution was a key aspect of the Norman Conquest and led to significant changes in land ownership and power dynamics in England.
What is the definition of lanista?
lanista is the name of a person that owns gladiators. He is able to sell and buy gladiators to whoever he wants to and can trains the gladiators.
What was the role of a lanista?
The lanista was a person who owns, buys, sells, and trains gladiators. He can also referee gladiatorial contests.
Who owns virgin trains?
Based on the source below, Virgin Trains is owned by the Virgin Group (51%) and Stagecoach(49%).
What do you call someone who owns an condominium unit?
Someone who owns a condominium unit is called an owner.
What is an owner?
Someone who owns something.
who still owns a laserdisc?
someone.
How can I determine if someone owns stock?
You can determine if someone owns stock by checking their investment account statements or contacting the company's transfer agent.
How do you find what car someone owns?
Ask them.
Who owns DFS?
Someone with a sofa fetish :)
How can you find out what kind of car someone owns?
Ask him
Can a bank sell you a house that someone else owns?
No.
What is a paper that prove that someone owns something?
A title
