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Which were the primary reasons for the rise of Feudalism in Europe?
Better systems of communication
A lack of adequate transportation
The frequent threat of attack by raiders
The flow of paper money into the region from exports and agriculture
Lack of an effective law and order from the central government
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The primary reasons are:
- The frequent threat of attack by raiders
- Lack of an effective law and order from the central government
Explanation: After Rome’s collapse central authority weakened and invasions (Vikings, Magyars, etc.) made local protection essential, so people turned to local lords for security and order, producing the feudal system.
- The frequent threat of attack by raiders
- Lack of an effective law and order from the central government
Explanation: After Rome’s collapse central authority weakened and invasions (Vikings, Magyars, etc.) made local protection essential, so people turned to local lords for security and order, producing the feudal system.
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