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In A Feudal System; The Two Major Classes Are The Serfs And The? - Erudites Academy

In a feudal system; the two major classes are the serfs and the?

A. masses
B. vassals
C. lords
D. elite

Correct Answer:

Option C – lords

Explanation

Feudalism represented a system in which the occupants and users of the land they lived and worked on were not the owners; they were “tenants” of the “sovereign” – the Lord of the Manor – who legitimized his authority by claiming to offer protection to the occupants in the form of military service.

Peasants or Serfs: Peasants are commoners and lived on the manors of monarchs, nobles, or knights. They were granted the right to farm a plot of land in exchange for working the nobleʼs land.

Lord of the Manor” was often used to denote someone who was in control of land.