Which of the following is an example of feudal privilege in ancient China?

A. Lords had slaves.

B. Lords could marry whomever they wanted.

C. Lords could levy taxes on their townspeople.

D. Lords could purchase their townspeople's land.

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Destinee Maldonado

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19 September, 15:29

Which of the following is an example of feudal privilege in ancient China?

A. Lords had slaves.

B. Lords could marry whomever they wanted.

C. Lords could levy taxes on their townspeople.

D. Lords could purchase their townspeople's land.

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Which of the following is an example of feudal privilege in ancient China?A. Lords had slaves.B. Lords could marry whomever they wanted.C. Lords could levy taxes on their townspeople.D. Lords could purchase their townspeople's land.

Which of the following is an example of feudal privilege in ancient China?

A. Lords had slaves.

B. Lords could marry whomever they wanted.

C. Lords could levy taxes on their townspeople.

D. Lords could purchase their townspeople's land.