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Kenny Shah

16 July, 03:38

What was feudalism?

A.) A multi-tiered manor system that exchanged land for loyalty.

B.) A system whereby you had to fight for your right to land.

C.) A system developed to protect the peasants and prevent lords from getting too much power.

D.) A system involving manors, lords, and slaves.

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