Answer:
The correct answers are:
B-Loyalty and obedience were valued traits.
C-Power belonged to the king and nobles.
F-Peasants paid taxes for protection from enemy nobles and knights.
Explanation:
In a feudal system it was very difficult for someone to move between social classes. Also, people did not typically resist the King as they were seen as the 'natural' leaders and in many cases, chosen by God.
Also, the Kings did not grant land based on education. Lands and vassals were made based on the of military power that could be sent to the King when in need.
Apart from that, for feudalism to work, Loyalty and Obedience were valued. The whole system was controlled by the powerful Kings and local noble families who held a lot of power. Peasants should pay taxes to the nobles and local knights for protection and to work on the land.
There was a time in the 8th century B.C.E. when
the Zhou Dynasty’s ability to control its vassals broke down internal conflicts
made China vulnerable to invaders outside their lands. It was also in the 8th
and 3rd centuries B.C.E. when nomadic people made some drastic moves by
raiding farming areas of the North China plain. There were others who settled
and taken some captured existing states. There were also rivalries between lands,
signals of resistance, revolts, conflicts, war and invasion. Despite all of
these, there were also actions made for the intention of the consolidation of
Chinese civilization which resulted to a distinct Chinese culture and identity
which emerged and carried the Chinese people through the difficult times.
Answer:
Scientist start with general observations and then make a hypothesis
