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Feudalism is explained as an economy and political order built around maintaining expensive knights and fortified local lords, leaving the king closer to a figurehead than an absolute ruler.
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"...okay? In medieval Europe, they developed a new system where the knight becomes the main military force in the army. Now, the knight, as..."
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"...a system called feudalism, where the entire economy revolves around maintaining knights for war purposes, okay? This is where feudalism comes from. What makes..."
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