True or False Feudalism originated after Charlemagne's death. True False

2 answers:

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This is technically false, because feudalism existed in various regions before the existence of Charlemagne. In general, feudalism existed after an empire crumbled.

Alex777 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

False

Explanation:

Although feudalism first gained focus during the Carolingian Dynasty (Charlemagne was part of it), its roots date back to the 5th Century, after the Fall of Rome, a time of chaos and violence when tribes began fighting for power. The leaders and the most wealthy people started to develop a manorial system in which workers agreed to work and live in a landowner's large estates, and, in exchange, that landowner gave them protection.

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