Historians Generally Do Not Use the Term Feudalism Today Because

question 8

Multiple Choice

Historians generally do not use the term feudalism today because it:

• A)is too narrow a term to capture political and economic relationships in the Middle Ages.
• B)was a term often used in the Middle Ages that means little today.
• C)is a Marxist term that is inappropriate for use about the Middle Ages.
• D)is not a real word.
• E)means too many different things to be of use.

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Definitions:

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