Asked by berlanda
Why would a lord face at least as much danger from invaders as a peasant would?
The lord would be likely to have less protection from others.
The lord could not defend himself as well as a peasant could.
The lord would have more to lose, in terms of wealth and property.
The lord would be more likely to anger invaders.
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Correct answer: "The lord would have more to lose, in terms of wealth and property."
Explanation: Invaders target wealthy, high-value individuals (for plunder, ransom, or to seize land), so a lord is at least as much a target as a peasant. The other statements are false or misleading: a lord typically has more protection and better arms/retainers than a peasant, and while a lord might sometimes provoke invaders, the primary reason he's in as much danger is his greater wealth and status.
Explanation: Invaders target wealthy, high-value individuals (for plunder, ransom, or to seize land), so a lord is at least as much a target as a peasant. The other statements are false or misleading: a lord typically has more protection and better arms/retainers than a peasant, and while a lord might sometimes provoke invaders, the primary reason he's in as much danger is his greater wealth and status.
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