The Following Statements Are True of Feudalism EXCEPT

question 54

Multiple Choice

The following statements are true of feudalism EXCEPT:

• A) While the term describes a practice or groups of similar practices, it has no underlying philosophy which would allow it to be considered a true "system."
• B) It provided security at the local level in the absence of central government.
• C) Its hierarchal structure set Europe on the path toward well-organized kingdoms, headed by a monarch, supported by aristocrats who governed peasants.
• D) Feudal organization was more frequent and commonplace in southern Europe than in France or Germany.

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