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    both by ruler and religion. The Islamic culture flourishes and enters a golden age where it become a center for culture and learning. Western European Kingdoms were in decline and Islamic caliphates were improving. Western Europe followed feudalism. In feudalism the king grants lands to the nobles. The nobles retain knights to protect their lands and are compensated with a portion of land. The commoners promise to serve in exchange for benefits from the land. This ties the commoner to the lands…

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    The Feudal System

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    are peasants however not all peasants are serfs meaning that they are essentially similar however serfs have less power. The system of manorialism gave peasants the right of more freedom and declaring serfs bound to the land of their lord's manor. Feudalism gave lord's rights over serfs and peasants in which they had to agree to. The feudal system right of Treasure Trove gave power to nobles to be able to claim any treasure found by a serf or peasant on their land. Serfs had no say in objecting…

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    Europe. Having controlled so much land, Charlemagne instituted a feudal system of government. In feudalism, the land was ruled by one power known as a king. The king will usually grant what is known as a fief or portions of land to nobles or lords or barons in exchange for their loyalty, protection and their services. The king could and would also give fiefs to knights for their military service.…

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    renting. Society in the Middle Ages may appear to be much different than ours today, but in reality these societies share much in common. To start off, we'll talk about feudalism. Feudalism is the basic structure of land tenature in the Middle Ages. however, this the structure was not limited to just the medieval England. feudalism is a general…

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    The ninth century can be characterized as an age of turbulence and chaos caused by the Viking invasions and atrocious leadership. Due to these things, the government felt the need for protection, and became accustomed to a feudal government. Feudalism is the political, military, and legal relationship between a lord and a vassal. In order for this system to work, fife was exchanged for loyalty, a ceremony was held for a vassal to pledge fealty to their royal, and the Truce of God was out into…

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    Serfs In The Middle Ages

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    Imagine a hot and brutal day in the fields, just like the day before, and the day before that, and the day before that, this is what life would be like for serfs in the middle ages. The middle ages was a time when feudalism defined the europeans in their world. The peasants or serfs worked the land for the knights and nobles and in return they received protection and a portion of the harvest to feed their families (OI). Even though the serfs had their work cut out for them, the vassals, got…

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    Hundreds Years War

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    The Hundreds’ years war didn’t last only a hundred years it actually lasted 116 years with breaks in between each battles. The Hundreds’ Years War started in 1337, it was many different battles for control for parts of land in France. It ended in 1453, during the period of the war for sixteen years, a peace treaty was signed between France and England in 1389. But shortly after in 1415, King Henry V invaded France. During this time, military tactics and weapons furthered. Longbows and Foot…

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    Feudalism was the medieval model of government predating the birth of modern nation state. It discouraged united government and trade and economic growth. Under feudalism the lord would grant his subjects land in return for their services. When the Roman Empire collapsed feudalism was able to grow out of pure chaos. The basic structure of feudalism is a king at the top who had lords to serve him. As for castles those were built by the nobles in order to enable protection. Feudalism was a stage…

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    centralized government would go with it. The end of this centralized government allowed for a new order to develop. When the people looked for protection, they found it with their wealthy, landowning nobles. The new system became known as feudalism. Feudalism allowed there to be a somewhat organized political and social order that would offer protection and land in return for needed military or farming service. Because of this new order, there were many new social changes to the society. The…

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    The Japanese, life during the 12th century was like feudalism. The way of life was like chosen by the power rulers (Kings, governors), what they can do, and what they can’t. Life in Tokugawa was very peaceful but it was heavily controlled by the shogunate government. The people who had money, meaning the wealthy family’s was always looking for the land and have more, they tell people to search for them like land and etc. The taxes were very high, by the end of 12th century, there was new rural…

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