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Renaissance and, like it, overlaps the so-called International Gothic at the beginning of its development and the Baroque at its end. As in Italy, the later stages of this period tend to be absorbed by the so-called Mannerist style. The con...
by Martin Schongauer who was a German. The picture was made between the years 1485-1490. Looking at the picture it simple looks like a mother taking care of her child. This picture may look simple to those who are just simple viewers and n...
European feudalism are apparent by the 13th 100 years, but the scheme of interconnecting feudal obligations continues a centered topic in Europe until not less than the 15th century. Thereafter the powerful administration of monarchs, levyi...
the political, economic, and social life of Europe from the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 c.e. up to the rise of the modern nation-states in the 15th century. Feudalism can roughly be defined as a social system in which a strong w...
feudalism. It was a system of cultivating the soil by the village community (comprising of peasants). The manor was a unit of jurisdiction by a lord. It was the smallest unit of the feudal system of government. The peasants on a manor were ...
in the Medieval World Introduction Medieval historians have traditionally understood feudalism to be a sociopolitical system that dominated European societies from the fall of the Roman Empire to the start of the Renaissance. It first emplo...
American Feudalism. Discussion and Analysis In medieval Europe, the propertied classes made the rules. For someone to survive, they had to pledge homage and an oath of fealty (loyalty) to someone with property. Doing so would give a person ...