What is one reason for the rise of the feudal system out of the fall of the Roman Empire?(1 point)

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The loss of the centralized authority of the government left warring states and political unrest.
The loss of the centralized authority of the government left warring states and political unrest.

The Catholic Church pushed the Romans out of power.
The Catholic Church pushed the Romans out of power.

Trade from China took over the Roman markets.
Trade from China took over the Roman markets.

The increased number of city-states in Italy created more farming opportunities.

Answer 1

The correct response is: The loss of the centralized authority of the government left warring states and political unrest.

This loss of centralized power after the fall of the Roman Empire led to the fragmentation of territories, resulting in local lords gaining control over land and creating a feudal system for protection and governance.