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    Feudalism, the main political system of the time, worked very efficiently. Feudalism was very much a system of give and get, where each class give something to the classes around them, therefore supporting each other. Serfs were the bottom of feudalism, and received very little as such. To put it in the simplest terms possible, the gained protection inside the domain of the higher classes. Serfs were often picked on by higher classes, as well as marauders and thieves, if they were not protected.…

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    structure of our contemplations society and we could not look back at our mistakes and achieve a better future. Sources: Feudalism (2016) In Merriam-Webster online dictionary [online] Retrieved from http://www.merriam-webster.com [5 March 2016]. Brown, E 2016, Feudalism. In Encylopedia Brittanica Online [online] Retrieved from http://www.britannica.com/topic/feudalism [5 March 2016] Maslow's hierarchy of…

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    instead feudal titles. These feudal titles are exactly like the land titles granted to peasants by nobles in medieval Europe when feudalism was the dominant social system. These titles stated that, “Peasants were obliged to live on their lord 's land and give him homage, labor, and a share of the produce, notionally in exchange for military protection” ("Definition of Feudalism in English:"). The significance of this is that…

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    Napoleon Bonaparte and the French Revolution “Great ambition is the passion of a great character. Those endowed with it may perform very good or very bad acts. All depends on the principles that direct them.”-Napoleon Bonaparte This quote was said by Napoleon after he got into power on November 9 1799. Before this event France was under major debt and the economy was failing. When the King tried to fix it he brought violence and riots to France. France needed a new ruler with a new purpose…

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    controlled was different. The middle ages (medieval Europe) is known to be the historical period of Europe between the 5th and 15ht century. The medieval period ended with advent of renaissance which is known to be the beginning of the modern era. Feudalism in japan was all basically a fight for more land, wealth and above all power. When the government started becoming weaker large land owners had much power, and fought amongst themselves for each others land, which introduced the samurai. This…

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    former slave and abolitionist. European peasants of the middle ages also knew first-had the suffering that leads to rebellion. Peasants rebelled against nobles, kings, and even the clergy, in order to reform and reorder society. The oppression of feudalism was widespread. As the valley between the rich and the poor began to expand, peasants revolted. Merriam-Webster defines a revolt as: “acting in a way that shows you do not accept the control or influence of someone or something.” European…

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    trade system over the Silk Road, which provided the country of Europe new goods and a way to obtain them. The rest of the people, which includes lords, nobles, serfs and commoners, were told what job was theirs and who to serve in that job by the feudalism and manorialism systems. The Roman Catholic Church and the code of Chivalry played…

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    different type of monarchy. The beginning of this era is known as the Medieval era and the early middle ages. The Social part of the era incorporate the raise of monasteries, and the rise of the Charlemagne. Charlemagne’s was an early version of Feudalism, an empire that Charles King of the Franks saw as an opportunity to grow as himself to be the successor of the great Roman emperors. This period of time is known as the Carolingian era. Charles was known as the Great or Charlemagne. His empire…

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    Feudalism In The Military

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    Feudalism: Military One of the most important factors of feudalism was the military. The Knights )were members of the military. Their role was to fight and protect the king. The military also contained ex-Carolingian soldiers and tribal warriors who became knights. (Pattie)Knights were highly trained specialized warriors in the Military.(GECOSAF4) To be a knight, a young man would have to go through years of training. The vassals were also a key part of the military because they were the…

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    Each level of society had to take many oaths to make feudalism work. One very important oath that the king had to take, was the Magna Carta. The oath was taken by King John in 1215. The Magna Carta decreased the power of the king and gave more power to the people (Alchin). Although the Magna Carta wasn't an…

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