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Main idea #1: The word feudal refers to feudalism, the economic, politcal and social system that characterized medieval Europe from about 1000 – 1300.

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2 Main idea #1: The word feudal refers to feudalism, the economic, politcal and social system that characterized medieval Europe from about 1000 – 1300.

3 Main idea #2: After the fall of Rome, western Europe descended into a period of instability known as The Dark Ages.

4 Main idea #3: Charlemagne became the first Holy Roman Emperor, stabilizing western Europe.

5 Main idea #4: After Charlemagne’s death there was no central government to provide protection to kingdoms led to the development of feudalism.

6 Main idea #5: Vassals received land from kings, dukes and nobles in exchange for their services in battle and other duties.

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