In feudalism, kings were considered to be the chief lords, but they often had to rely on the support of other powerful nobles to maintain their power. The feudal system was a complex hierarchy of oaths and power, with the king theoretically being the highest political authority. Therefore, all of the given choices are accurate.

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In Feudalism, Kings

Question 52

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In feudalism, kings

A) were considered to be the chief lords.
B) often were less powerful than other nobles.
C) were part of a complex hierarchy of oaths and power.
D) were theoretically the highest political authorities.
E) All of these

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