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Feudalismo en 10 preguntas

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10 afirmaciones sobre el feudalismo

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Feudalismo en 10 preguntas
 

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10 afirmaciones sobre el feudalismo

by Docente Katy Rivera
1

Las relaciones entre señores y vasallos se basaban en juramentos de fidelidad y protección mutua.

2

Los siervos recibían un salario fijo semanal por su trabajo en las tierras del señor.

3

El cristianismo prohibía completamente la guerra, por lo que no hubo conflictos en sociedades feudales.

4

El feudalismo fue un sistema político, económico y social de la Edad Media en Europa.

5

El rey era siempre el propietario directo de todas las tierras dentro de su reino, sin depender de señores.

6

En el feudalismo, el señor feudal otorgaba tierras a un vasallo a cambio de servicios militares o administrativos.

7

La economía feudal era principalmente agraria y organizada en señoríos localizados.

8

Los siervos trabajaban las tierras del señor y pagaban rentas o tributos, a veces en forma de trabajo.

9

En el feudalismo, los campesinos tenían libertad total de movimiento sin necesidad de permiso.

10

Hacia finales de la Edad Media existía un mercado europeo único que regulaba todas las tierras, financiado por la Iglesia.

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