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Dmitry [639]
3 years ago
11

"Using what you've learned about feudalism from this lesson, develop an analogy using one of the choices below. You can make you

r analogy about the rise of feudalism or any of its characteristics, but be sure to provide an explanation of your analogy, using 2-3 specific features of feudalism to illustrate your comparison.
• a student trying to avoid bullying on the way to school
• a teen living with a number of siblings, older and/or younger
• working at a company or large organization"
Please help, I'm not able to come up with anything.
History
1 answer:
liraira [26]3 years ago
6 0
<span>working at a company or large organization

You work for a boss, but your boss can also have a boss. In this, you'd be the workers/ peasants providing output for your boss to report. Your boss is a lord who must report to his boss, the monarch.

You can go in and elaborate this further, I just wrote the basics. </span>
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