Which best summarizes the impact of the vikings on western europe? (1 point)
they burned and looted in western europe and disrupted mediterranean trade routes.
they mixed with local populations in western europe, to unify charlemagne's
empire.
they burned and looted, but also established trade routes and settled in western
europe.
they set up a colony in north america, but also disrupted trade routes to northern
europe.
3. which characteristic of the development of the political and social system of
feudalism best summarizes the life of knights and nobles?
(1 point)
chivalry served them as a way to attain positions of power.
as lords, they constructed large castles and raised armies.
they were mainly involved in manor duties and competing in tournaments.
as vassals, they swore loyalty and provided military service.
4. which of the following best describes how feudalism would look on a map? (1 point)
a mosaic of many tiny but precise circles arranged around a central point
a neatly drawn grid pattern with equally sized, large squares
a patchwork quilt of many small, misshapen patches
a tapestry comprising large panels neatly stitched in rows

The correct answer is C) They burned and looted, but also established trade routes and settled in Wester Europe. The vikings settled in Ireland (they founded Dublin), in Great Britain, in Normandy, France and in Iceland. They also helped developed the hanseatic league which in the future would dominate naval trade in northern europe.

The correct answers is: As vassals, they swore loyalty and provided military service. Knights were noblemen of lower rank than a count, duke or prince, and depended economically on them.

The correct answer is: a patchwork quilt of many small, misshapen patches. Feudalism was a system that encouraged political decentralization, because there was no strong central authority, but a myriad of local leaders who ruled over relatively small patches of land. For example, in Feudal France, there was a king, who in title, ruled over the whole territory, but in reality, he only directly ruled over Paris and the sorrounding countryside, while in other regions such as Normandy, local lords ruled without much interference from the king.

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