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2 April, 09:45

In the feudal system, who did nobles grant the use of farmlands to?

indentured servants

vassals

slaves

bondmen

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    Vassals

    A vassal refers to a person who was permitted to acquire land on the grounds that he offered allegiance and homage to the nobles of society in return. Nobles granted the use of farmlands to vassals in exchange for vassals’ services such as political support, serving as military soldiers and paying taxes.
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