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As cities in Europe Grew, nobles realized they were loosing their importance in society. The feudal system guaranteed that the nobles would remain at the top of the political and social piramos. ... Under the feudal system, the king divided up his land among his most important lords.
Explanation:
So pretty much The people who were important "the lords" (imagine like the government in our time) got the land from the king (President) I hope that helps.
In the years leading up to the Civil War, the South continued to fall behind the North in all of the following except "military leadership," since the South contained some of the greatest generals of all time, such as Robert E. Lee.
Answer:
False, they turned to powerful lords
Explanation:
Powerful lords were the heads of feudal societies which were small and housed a number of peasants who were in debt to the feudal lord. These feudal societies were often small, about the size of Andorra, or other micro nations. These societies were often at war with each other and often hired private armies
The correct answer is: "a supply curve"
The supply curve is a function that represents different combinations of prices and quantities. Those quantities, are the amounts that producers of a certain good or service are willing to manufacture and/or sell at each price level.
It is an upward-sloping function as, according to the law of supply, the higher the market price, the larger the number of units that producers are willing to supply in the market.
