Question

the most important lord in feudalism is known as the _. priest vassal serf king knight 6 multiple choice 1 point the actual work on the land was performed by _ in return for protection from bandits. herders peasants children slaves migrants

Explanation:

Question 1 (First Multiple Choice)

In feudalism, the king was the highest - ranking and most important lord as he owned large amounts of land and had the highest authority in the feudal hierarchy. A priest was a religious figure, a vassal was a subordinate lord who owed allegiance to a higher lord, a serf was a peasant bound to the land, and a knight was a warrior - vassal. So the most important lord in feudalism is the king.

In the feudal system, peasants (including serfs in some cases) were the ones who worked on the land. They provided labor in exchange for protection from the lord (against bandits, for example). Herders were more focused on animal husbandry, children were not the primary labor force for land work, slaves were more common in slave - based societies rather than typical feudal setups in Europe, and migrants were not the main group doing land work in return for protection.

Answer:

D. king

Question 2 (Second Multiple Choice)