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Toby Farrell

23 May, 13:58

What advantage did the zhou empire's feudal system offer for the nobles? a. the ruler paid the nobles fees for their services b. lords profited from peasants working their lands c. the ruler provided military protection from the nobles land. d. lords avoided local wars by requesting the rulers judgement

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