Feudalism is a hierarchy in social power. The king is at the top and owned all the land. He gave areas of land to rich lords and nobles. In return, the lords and nobles agreed to protect the land and supply soldiers. Knights fought for the nobles and the king. Peasants worked for the nobles and knights, who in turn offered them protection from invaders. Why was there a "need" for Feudalism?

Question 1 options:

Kings wanted to be in power and this was the only way they could control their citizens from overthrowing the monarchy.

The Vikings took over the monarchy and they set up the Feudal System so their lands could be taken care of while they were off on raids in other parts of the world.

Vikings threatened everyone. Kings had lost their power to protect their land and the people. Feudalism helped to protect both the people and the King's lands.

im gonna guess Vikings threatened everyone. Kings had lost their power to protect their land and the people. Feudalism helped to protect both the people and the King's lands.

Explanation:

Vikings helped popularize federalism because of the constant raids so people turned to lords and nobles for safety.

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