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Feudalism was a blend of judicial and martial practices in ancient Europe that prospered among the 9th and 15th centuries. Army, cultural, and administrative procedures all developed the feudal system, in which land was substituted for work. In a feudal system, a farmer or craftsman recognized as a vassal acquired a piece of land in the record for assisting a lord or master, particularly during times of war.
Lead to strikes in the rurh and throughout the early 1920s money became worthless- instead of spending it they would burn it to keep warm
It limited royal authority and said that the king was not above the law. It also was the start of Parliment
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Germany found itself unable to make reparations payments.