The Pattern of Feudal Development in France Differed from That

question 27

Multiple Choice

The pattern of feudal development in France differed from that of England because

• A)the English king only had a vague prestige over his vassals.
• B)the French king and the Church were constantly fighting over prestige.
• C)English kings only desired a federation of fiefs bound by loyalty.
• D)England was much larger and contained more cultural diversity than France.
• E)French kings had to deal with a larger country encompassing greater diversity.

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