What Was the Most Common Source of the Rights of the European

question 56

Multiple Choice

What was the most common source of the rights of the European nobility?

• A)the conquests in which they had participated
• B)the legal writs that had been chartered hundreds of years before
• C)the royal documents given by monarchs to grant noble status and privilege
• D)the church documents detailing family histories
• E)the purchase of titles by the wealthy

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