Divine right should be the answer
My answer is c.They created an opportunity for
followers to profess their faith and commitment to God. Many settlers
during this period had difficulty finding a place to profess their faith. There were no churches to say mass and there
were few ministers. Holding these camps
enabled them to profess their faith.
Medieval attitudes toward Christianity, for lack of better terms, was quite prude. They followed everything in the good book (Bible) to a tee and did not stray from it at all. Their whole lives revolved around the church. When the idea of humanism came around in the Renaissance, it changed everything, because painters, scholars, etc. looked back to antiquity, and recovered the ancient's way of art, etc. This theory focused more on humans in the here and now and living life to the fullest, and they were not necessarily completely concerned about living their lives for God so there is a place for them in heaven when they die.
Answer:
Share cropping
Explanation:
The promise of land in return for work.
