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Feudalism in Medieval Times

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What was the main purpose of feudalism according to the passage?

To help kings maintain control (correct)

To promote peasant rights

To divide the land into fiefs

To enrich the nobles

What did knights promise in return for the land they received from the lords of the manor?

To protect the king and the lord of the manor (correct)

To provide financial support to the lords

To train the serfs in combat skills

To serve the Church

What best describes the role of serfs in medieval society?

They were wealthy landowners

They had no rights and had to work on the land for knights and lords (correct)

They were responsible for dividing land into fiefs

They were granted large fiefs by the king

Which term is used interchangeably with 'fealty' in the passage?

Loyalty Signup and view all the answers

What differentiated the nobility from the commoners in medieval society?

Rights and privileges Signup and view all the answers

What was the primary role of the nobility during the Middle Ages?

To own land and be considered important Signup and view all the answers

Why were serfs bound to work on their lord's land during the Middle Ages?

Because they were legally obligated and could not leave without permission Signup and view all the answers

In a feudal system, why was it almost impossible for someone to change their social position?

Because obligations were two-way and tied to one's social position Signup and view all the answers

What distinguished the commoners from the nobility during the Middle Ages?

Nobles owned land and were wealthier than commoners Signup and view all the answers

Which statement best describes the social mobility in feudal systems compared to modern society?

Feudal systems had limited social mobility compared to modern society Signup and view all the answers