The term feudalism is derived from the ………….word ‘feodum’ which means a ‘fief’ or a piece of land.

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• One of the most commonly accepted definition of feudalism is that of the historian, ………….., who calls it the ‘feudal society’.
• Feudalism in Europe evolved from agricultural slavery in the …………..Empire and speared through Europe.
• The powerful Ottomans defeated the Mamluk Sultan in ………….. and took control of the Arab land.
• ……………… was the land granted to the army officials by the rulers of the Islamic empire of the Caliphate, for limited periods, in lieu of regular salary.
• The …………….granted land to their trusted warriors called the ‘Samurais’.
• The Samurai class was the land-owning class in …………..and they enjoyed the highest position in the social ladder.
• The term ……………..refers to the first system of governance established in the Islamic state and represented the political authority.
• The term ………………is generally used to characterize the social, economic and political system that had existed in Europe in the medieval period.
• The ambitious task, …………………had outlined – to present in ‘chronological order of successive changes in the means and relations of production’ – still remains unfinished.
• In the later period the …………………emperors implemented the ‘Feng-Chien’ system by which trusted officials and imperial relatives were appointed on a permanent basis in the strategic areas of the empire, which in course of time became hereditary.