Feudalism

10.) Who started Feudalism?

10.) - In England, the Frankish form was imposed by William I, other known as William the Conqueror. - After 1066, although most of the elements of Feudalism were already present.

11.) Who caused the decline of Feudalism?

11.) - The decline of Feudalism began with the sickness, known as Black Death. - Feudalism did not prevail widely in Europe, so a number of events occurred during medieval era during the Middle ages.

12.) What caused Feudalism to vanish?

12.) - The Federal system, other known as Feudalism was a dominant political system. - Feudalism and or the Federal system took root in Roman and Germanic cultures.

13.) What declined the churches in Feudalism?

13.) - The king was answerable to the pope, yet at the end of the middle ages, King Henry VIII clashed with the pope and England. - England then broke with the Catholic church with Rome and the power of the pope.

14.) Who were the stages (people) of Feudalism?

14.) - The King (Clergy), Nobles (Lords), Knights (Vassals) and the peasants known as serfs. - 90% of the population regular village people that worked the land.

15.) Who was William of the Federal party?

15.) - William confiscated the land in England from the Saxon lords. - Dislocated it to the members.

2.) When did Feudalism end?

2.) - Feudalism developed as early as the 8th century. - Feudalism ended near the 12th century, along it prevailing England.

2.) When did Feudalism begin?

2.) - Feudalism developed as early as the 8th century. - Yet Feudalism did not prevail widely in Europe till the 10th century.

3.) Where did Feudalism begin?

3.) - Feudalism spread to France, Spain, Italy, Germany to Eastern Europe. - Feudalism generally started in England.

4.) Where did Feudalism take place?

4.) - Feudalism took place originally in England, moving from place to place for example, France to Spain. - Feudalism took over 5 places, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, and Eastern Europe. Making their mark at England.

5.) What is Feudalism?

5.) - Feudalism is the dominant social system in medieval Europe. - A combo of legal and military customs in the 9th and 15th centuries.

7.) What caused Feudalism to end?

7.) - A number of events which occurred during medieval era of the middle ages. - Based on the division of the land by the King to nobles and vassals.

8.) Why did William introduce the Federal system?

8.) - William confiscated the land in England from the Saxon lords and dislocated it to members of his own family. - The Noman lords who helped him conquer the country.

9.) Why did Feudalism begin?

9.) - Feudalism began because both sides needed each other which formed the Federal system. - Yet, after this, Feudalism actually began to develop around the 10th century.