Which of the following is NOT true of feudalism?

Question

a. It was based on a contract exchanging land for military protection or service.
b. It established a vast network of trade with the Far East.
c. It provided elemental forms of local government.
d. It carried out a swift and strict justice.

Answer 1

b

Answer 2

I don't recall much about the Far East being mentioned in any of my readings, other than obscure things like "this guy left this girl to sail on a ship of the Empire around India" or "this ship was captured by pirates of this Far East country" or that sort of thing. I'm sure that some products of a feudal property did make a journey through various markets to the Far East, though in an equally obscure form..."Estate A produced cotton or silk that Owner B sold to Weaver C who sold yard goods at Market D from which Seamstress E made a gown bought by a visiting ambassador E for his Wife F." LOL So I'll say that of all the answers, B is the least true of feudalism, but still an obscure possibility.

Answer 3

It was based on a contract exchanging land for military protection or service.

Answer 4

Hmmm, I will say B.

I thought the manors and feudal lords were isolated, not much contact with the Far East.

The rest seems right- from what I remember.

Answer 5

b. If anything, European feudalism estranged itself from the far east and shut down trade.

Answer 6

Feudalism is a system of government, and as such can't trade.
Countries with a feudal system might, however.

Answer 7

B - I would think!@

Answer 8

d)

Answer 9

b.