Which of the following describes how the structure of feudalism in Europe worked?
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There was a council of vassals; peasants voted for council members to represent them.
There was a council of vassals; peasants voted for council members to represent them.
The king chose people to serve on a senate; the serfs voted for people to serve as part of the council.
The king chose people to serve on a senate; the serfs voted for people to serve as part of the council.
Serfs and peasants worked on manors until they earned higher titles; they then gained their own plots of land.
Serfs and peasants worked on manors until they earned higher titles; they then gained their own plots of land.
The king provided vassals with plots of land; peasants and serfs worked and lived on the vassals' land.
The king provided vassals with plots of land; peasants and serfs worked and lived on the vassals' land.
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The correct response that describes how the structure of feudalism in Europe worked is:
The king provided vassals with plots of land; peasants and serfs worked and lived on the vassals' land.
This accurately reflects the feudal system, where the king granted land (fiefs) to vassals in exchange for military service, and the vassals had peasants and serfs working the land in return for protection and a place to live.
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