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    Feudalism because of the absence of imperial authority that was replaced by local political organization known as the feudal system. The feudal system was based on loyalty and obligations between landlords in their vassals. In exchange for protection and land (fiefs) from the Lord‚ the vassle gave the Lord his loyalty‚ military service‚ and ransom if needed‚ as shown in the feudal obligations of document 4. After the fall of the Roman Empire‚ its territories in Europe had to protect themselves from

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    depended on wealth‚ power and social status. Having a feudal pyramid based on these categories made it easier for everyone at the time. The Medieval Church played a great role within medieval towns and villages. God was a dominant part in everyone’s lives to protect and help them. People in these times were also by protected rights and charters. The citizenry in the middle ages may not have had life perfect‚ but feudalism‚ the church

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    1. Uncertain and antipodal information in regards to dates‚ numbers‚ and logical facts. foreword: xv The overburden of negative information based upon events. foreword: xviii 2. The reunification of the material word 2: 36 The thought that money was evil and beauty vain 2: 36 Desire for anything‚ knowledge etc.‚ was vainglory 2: 36 3. Nobles had control over all other non-nobles within his territory‚ excluding clergy and merchants of a free town. 1: 16 Nobles were tax-exempt

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    that the french revolution was split up onto two parts. For Tocqueville‚ he firmly thought the first part was about liberty‚ which he found to be ‘beautiful’. That the citizens of France worked together for the right to liberty and to get rid of the Feudal regime or Accien regime. Take for example‚ a country priest a man that has an estate and who is not put down by the seigneurs felt compelled to offer and seek help out for what he called ‘the wretched’ or poor. Instead of taking the side that a man

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    Samurai’s and Knights‚Were the Similarities Greater Than the Differences? "You must show no mercy...Nor have any belief whatsoever in how others judge you...For your greatness will silence them all."What if warriors from other lands threaten to invade and destroy your way of life. How can men‚ women‚and children in your region protect themselves? That’s why there were warriors. The warriors of Europe were called knights. The warriors of Japan were called samurai’s.Historians would argue that the

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    complicated arrangement of society of various orders - a manifold gradation of social rank. In ancient Rome there were patricians‚ knights‚ …slaves; in the middle ages ‚ feudal lords‚ journeymen‚ serf; in almost all of these classes‚ again‚ subordinate gradations. The modern bourgeois society that has sprouted from the ruins of feudal society‚ has not done away with class antagonists‚ it has but established new classes‚ new conditions of oppression‚ new forms of struggle in place of the old ones” (pg

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    The samurai summarily punishes him and thus upholds proper moral principles in the land . The knights took the vows of a true knighthood . Samurai and Knights both worked for powerful land owning . Samurai wanted lands for themselves to and their feudal lords . Knights wanted lands for themselves to and also their knights and lords . Both Samurai and knights for themselves and their lords emperor ‚ or king

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    were grown along with new crops‚ which resulted in a lower production of the old crops. Politically‚ important changes‚ mainly the Glorious Revolution‚ impacted Europe in such a way that there is a lasting impression to this day. The decline in feudal balance resulted in more centralized government states‚ therefore leading to absolute and parliamentary monarchies. When France‚

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    Chinese culture has come a long way from gender preference to overcoming a feudal society. It seems the Egyptian people are still in a mode of deciding which culture to side with. The Chinese along with the Egyptians are very diverse in their country of origins; there is still much to be said about how diverse and changing both cultures are. Gender preference in China is deeply rooted as China was‚ and is still today‚ a feudal society (male orientated and male centered). So much that daughter discrimination

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    Emperor Go-Daigo‚ who was‚ in his turn‚ removed by the Ashikaga warrior leaders who had brought him to power” (Colcutt‚ 2008). It was during the Ashikaga shogunate the samurai became organized into vassal hierarchies and swore loyalty to a daimyo (feudal lords). The samurai also began to develop their own value system the Bushido code‚ at the time it was comprised of three virtues honor‚ loyalty‚ and courage however more virtues will be added later on. Around the fifteenth century the Ashikaga shogunate

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