End of Feudalism
Title: End of Feudalism
Category: /History
Details: Words: 573 | Pages: 2 (approximately 235 words/page)
End of Feudalism
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feudalism, absolutism, and the divine right to rule, which both relied upon the concept of human evil and their inability to govern.
Feudalism was a system that required people to be submissive, not question authority, and a stay in one place. These all defy human nature, three for its fall was inevitable. The Renaissance brought freethinking and an entirely new approach to life in Europe. This new approach would lead Europe into the modern world.