Question

7 multiple choice 1 point in feudal society, a vassal was someone who: controlled trade and led guilds ruled the church and appointed bishops pledged loyalty and service for land paid taxes in exchange for voting rights

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "Controlled trade and led guilds" describes merchants/guild leaders, not vassals.
• "Ruled the Church and appointed bishops" is about Church officials (like popes or high clergy), not vassals.
• "Pledged loyalty and service for land" matches the feudal vassal - lord relationship, where vassals swore fealty to lords in exchange for fiefs (land).
• "Paid taxes in exchange for voting rights" is unrelated to feudal vassalage (voting rights were not a feudal concept).

Answer:

C. pledged loyalty and service for land (assuming the third option is labeled C; if the original labels are different, adjust the identifier, e.g., if the third option is the third circle, state the option text with its identifier as per the original, but in the absence of original labels, we identify the correct option text as "pledged loyalty and service for land")