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    feudal system. Living in a constant state of fear, many people left their manors to fight for Christianity and the taking back of the Holy Land. Although religious intolerance radically increased as a result of the crusades, overall the decline of feudalism along with the radical increase in the trade that Europe saw after the Crusades allowed Europe to highly benefit from…

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    Consequences Of Feudalism

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    The demise of feudalism has several parts, with the first one being increased food production. Food has been established as a critical element of any society that seeks to advance (Appleby 2011, 51). Food production was allowed to be increased because of the innovation in the harnesses that were used for the horses and the iron plough share (White 1940, 154-155). Under a feudal system, agriculture was a labor intensive industry because the capital was an effective means of substitution. That…

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    The book takes place in Stromford, a little village in which Crispin lived in, but had to leave behind. In the book, Crispin and his mother Asta were serfs also there were lords which cared a lot about land. This type of government is called feudalism. Which consists of serfs which were at the bottom, soldiers/knights which were above serfs, lord's above the soldiers, and a king at the top. Since the Lord was always fighting for the King, he had the steward manage his land. Now that he has been…

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    Reflection On The Crusade

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    In the midst of chaos and confusion, one leader and one faction restored order and shaped a plan that succeeded in uniting the Catholic churches and moralizing an entire empire. The Imperial faction and I, Marquis Boniface of Montferrat, have brought honor to our Empire and Pope during this crusade. However, questions are asked about our intentions and actions during the crusade. Throughout the March Pact and in the Siege and Sack, my faction’s only goal was to serve our Holy Father and take…

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    shops of some sort and even knights ( knights are the soldiers and they get rewarded). From what I said before Most of the peasants were serfs " they were bound to the lord's estate. That is they would not leave without the lord's permission". Feudalism and it's power was all given to the lord to handle and takeover to keep his village…

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    European Feudalism

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    contractions that put forth an ecological crisis that put pressure on the current feudal system to change. He begins his account of the origins of capitalism in the 11th and 14th century population boom in medieval Europe during the golden age of European feudalism- nearly 500 years before Appleby or Wood begin their explanations due to a rejection of the commercialization model. Moore describes a Europe where “Cities grew. There was significant growth of manufacturing output and cash-crop…

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    for everyone in today’s time. You are to treat everyone with respect and to be loyal and courageous. Also, Jousting may have led to other sports such as fencing. Feudalism can be seen as quite similar to Clientage. This system was used in ancient Rome. Clientage is where a leader promises goods or money for political support. Feudalism is where a leader offers land in exchange for protection. Although it may be hard to see, knights have influenced so much more than they are given credit…

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    Feudal System Essay

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    of the feudal system, Kings, Nobles, Knights, and Peasants. Feudalism started during the middle ages between the fall of Rome and the Renaissance. This time was when wealth was based on land, even higher than any currency. Basically all levels gave the levels lower than them fiefs. There was somewhat of a trust to be in a feudal system during this era. In order to survive you had to be loyal to the levels of the triangle within feudalism. Kings were the highest level of the feudal system. They…

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    felt the need to see the fall of feudalism in Japan.... I entered the DMC-12 and punched in the following year, 1862. I appeared in the Edo Shogun time period, smiling happily as I saw the diversity of items in the market. I chose this year because this was the year Japan succumbed to trade with Western countries. The trade opened up doors to different types of rule, specifically a constitutional government. The cities and commerce entered the rigid system. Feudalism in Japan was dying, and the…

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    The difference between vassal and lord shows the ranking of power, and the foundation for feudal relationships of medieval history. Idealised views of feudalism represent honorable agreements between a lord and his vassal or vassals in which they both offered their loyalties to one another in exchange for land and services that were usually military in nature. Instead the Agreement between Count William V of Aquitaine and Hugh IV of Lusignan translated by Paul Hyams of Cornell University,…

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