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MID-Terms plz help!! just a couple questions!! ?
hey i have mid-terms in two day and i need ur help!! plz if you noe any of these plz answer. thanx sooo much.
1. What were the responsibilities of the king, nobles, knights, and serfs during the feudal system?
2. what was daily life like in medieval times?
3. how did the development of the magna carta, parliament, bubonic plague, and hundreds year war lead to the decline of feudalism ?
4. what caused the religious crusaders to claim the holy land and what effects did it have on the Christian, Muslim, and Jewish populations?
5. what was significant about the Fatimid, Ummayed, Abbasid, Ottoma, Safavid, and Mughal empires? Where were they located and what features did they have?
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3. The Magna Carta (in England) put limits on the absolute power of the monarchy, which was at the top of the "chain of comand" of feudalism.
By Bubonic Plague, you are probably refering to the Black Death of the mid 14th century. Not everyone agrees that the Black Death was actually Bubonic Plague anyone. There are other theories. Regardless, it wiped out somewhere around 1/3 of the population of Europe, effectively destroying the serf base of the feudal system, as well as many other rungs of the system. The Death was no respecter of persons.
4. The Cruades started when the Emperor of Byzantium asked the Franks (Normans) for help defending his borders (which included the holy land) from the Seljuk Turks. Pope Urban expanded on this request when he passed it, saying that that knights of Europe should stop fighting each other and go to fight a greater enemy.
The Christians, Jewish and Muslims already co-existing in Jerusalem as they had for centuries weren't thrilled about this intrusion. The Normans often didn't make any distinction between who was what religion and who were soldiers and who were civilians, they just killed everyone.
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