Feudalism

Military protection from the outside was needed first. It was based on a mutual relationship between lord and vassal. This relationship was tied together by basic rights and obligations, which were provided to one another. The lord provided the vassal land while the vassal would in retu

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The commons would provide for what harvests could not. The internal order remained strong by the rights and obligations of lord to vassal. This would erase confusion or argument over the output of the crops. Having plenty of land, enough labor, and the capital being sparse made this system efficient. He had obligation to the serfs, who surrender their freedom for land. These two other sources provided supplements to the basic diet. The serfs would organize the land by strip farming. The two fields system was economically efficient because it maximized the output given the resources. This was to save essential nutrients from being drained by over cropping the land. The manorial system was self- sufficient, to produce what was needed to eat, not for excess to profit. All of which were essential for shelter and survival. He was to provide defense, administrative justice, and economic security. With invasions and barbarians being held of by knights.

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