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    revolution” (2) bringing the modernisation & westernisation of Japan (Encyclopædia Britannica) – the Meiji Restoration. In 1866‚ after the shogun leaders of the Tokugawa dynasty - an authoritarian regime ruling for more then 250 years with a centralised feudal system‚ enforcing its local economy and highly limiting international trade through the implementation

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    The French Revolution was a very important series of events for all of French history‚ making a big impact on all the lives of past and present French citizens. There was no one factor was directly responsible for the French Revolution. Years of feudal cruelty and taxing‚ public revenues and public debt mismanagement contributed to a French society that was on the edge of revolt. The French Revolution‚ the revolutionary movement that shook France between 1787 and 1799‚ reached its first climax there

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    that‚ which caused problems with Japan. Back in 1603 a powerful daimyo named Tokugawa Ieyasu who was declared to be shogun and for the next two and a half centuries his descendants also took the name to be the shogun‚ this made a difference in the feudal society.

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    over lord or feudal lord (Bishop). This informs people how the serfs give back to their lord by just working. (CS)Serfs are benefited because they get a life a place to work and live and also helps and benefits the lords by all the

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    society. While the definition of feudalism varies among historians‚ there are certain characteristics that define feudalism as a whole. We can divide these ideas into governmental and economic characteristics. The basic structure of government in a feudal system involves the exchange of land for military service. A hierarchical ranking system was developed with men ranked by military power. At the center of this system was the king. The nobility was essentially a military class. The king granted

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    the ones who had the most money. Along with that‚ anyone from any social class could work their way up the social ladder‚ which is a big change from feudalism where there was no climbing up social classes. Before this war‚ only people binded by a feudal contract fought‚ but with the interest in capital and loss of feudalism‚ soldiers were given contracts between the army and soldier where capital was involved. Money was so important with the loss of feudalism that it was allowed for prisoners to

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    extremely important change in the long run. Currency meant that land was no longer the only source of wealth. This eroded the monopoly of power held by feudal lords and vassals. Currency meant the beginning of a more complex economy and social system‚ providing more opportunities for people. Political revival was the most threatening to feudal lords and vassals. This was the process by which kings started to successfully build states in some parts of Europe. Although this took a long period of

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    Roman Empire’s demise. The Franks took over what is now France while the Eastern Goths took over the western Balkans‚ Greece‚ and Italy. The Saxons conquered areas of southern England. Western Europe was heavily based upon the feudal system during this period in time. The feudal system was at its height after the death of the Carolingian Emperor‚ Charlemagne‚ when his successors split up the empire between themselves. Manorialism was also present during this period in time. The lord of a manor had control

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    democratic revolutionary. All of his early experiences of life and thoughts had reflected in his later creations of Chinese Literature. His view of democracy got even border after he had studied in many other places. In 1923‚ he fled away from a feudal family to Shanghai‚ Nanjing and other places to study. In early 1927‚ he had exposed to a variety of social thoughts in France. He was attracted to the democratic ideals of French Revolution. He once noted that‚” We all are the children of French

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    part of the military‚ as they were the military‚ and feudalism gives and gets the required resources in order for it to work efficiently. If the kingdom called upon an army of a manor the lord would have to give him troops because it is part of his feudal oath. lords would give massive amounts of knights to the king (could be up to hundreds of them) (Biel 9). This worked efficiently because the king’s needs were met as were the lords (Biel 9). Knights would also have to swear an oath to stay loyal

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