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What was the main cause of the rise of knights?
What was the main cause of the rise of knights?
- The development of feudalism (correct)
- Changes in warfare
- The development of chivalry
- The emergence of the Middle Ages
What was the impact of knights on the Middle Ages?
What was the impact of knights on the Middle Ages?
- They changed the way laws were enforced
- They stimulated economic growth
- They changed the way wars were fought (correct)
- They improved public works projects
What did knights have to do in order to maintain their land?
What did knights have to do in order to maintain their land?
- Pay taxes (correct)
- Fight wars
- Own land
- Serve as advisors
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Study Notes
- Knights were mounted warriors who served as advisors to kings and queens and held a high social status.
- The rise of knights was due to a variety of factors, including the emergence of feudalism, changes in warfare, and the development of chivalry.
- Knights had a significant impact on the lives of people in the Middle Ages, changing how laws were enforced and how wars were fought.
- During the Middle Ages, the rise of knights led to changes in social customs, the economy, and the way wars were fought.
- Knights were expected to own and maintain land, which meant that they had to pay taxes on their landholdings.
- This money was then used to pay for things such as public works projects and military campaigns, helping to stimulate economic growth throughout Europe.
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