Feudalism in europe 2
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- The last rank of the Feudalism were the kings : The kingdom and many countries were under the control of kings. and they were in charge of implementing that everything went well The king frequently struggled with managing the size of the kingdom, He broke it up into smaller chunks because he was doing everything by himself to enable improved operation.
- This system called Feudalism was not fair for some people because its advantages and disadvantages for each rank
- 4 Disadvantages of Feudalism :1: Feudalism created two classes in society: the feudal class and the peasantry. The lords grew richer and more powerful. They eventually grew to hate the vassals and did nothing constructive for them.2:Feudalism dissapeared nationalism. The prevalence of fighting among the lords made the establishment of nation states difficult3.Europe's political unification was destroyed by feudalism. This resulted in war and plotting among the European lords. As a result, the ambition of establishing independent states was crushed under the weight of disappointment.4.Last but not least, feudalism made the situation of peasants miserable. It became challenging for them to support themselves on such a little plot of land.
- 4 advantages of Feudalism: 1:Defeating foreign invaders was possible thanks to feudalism. It established a thriving community by rescuing citizens from the grasp of invaders and plunderers.2:the feudal lords were able to save the common men from the tyranny of the king. The common men got respite. A healthy society was created in Europe by feudalism.3:Feudalism prevented slavery from thriving throughout Europe. They couldn't be sold as chattels because the Vassals were under a Lord.4:The knights displayed their valor. They viewed protecting the weak from the strong as being their main responsibility. They honored women as well. In Europe, feudalism spread thanks to the knights.
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