The Feudal Revolution

Feudal Revolution The feudal revolution spread throughout Europe and has brought about a major change in the political situation. The revolution began in the middle of the 10th century and peaked in the 12th century. Feudalism is a contractual agreement between upper classes and Master hands the land to his people and vassives in exchange for military service. After the Germanic man conquered Rome, feudalism began in Germany around 450 years old. It started between the Rhine and the Loire river. Feudalism quickly spread to the majority of Italy, the UK, and Central and Eastern Europe.

The end of the feudal system: the revolution made equality equal to the ideals of all French citizens, and forcibly abolished the traditional rights and privileges of aristocracy. Several revisionist historians like Alfred Kovan had believed for a long time since feudalism had disappeared in France recently; the revolution did not change the French society, that is what socialists had thought before It is primarily a political revolution Social revolution Right: The revolution greatly contributed to human rights theory even in the early days of the revolution where there was serious violation. The abstract right term that dominates the current political discourse comes from the French Revolution. These are not explicitly explained rights, but are limited by laws and customs, but the abstraction given by the state may weaken tradition, customs, law and traditional freedom.

In European politics, the transition from feudalism to modern state is characterized by a series of revolution. The British glory revolution in 1688 marks the end of the UK feudalism system and created a modern constitutional monarchy. The revolution in America and France ended the absolute monarch's power. The new republic of the United States will establish a check and balance system between three different branches of the government led by the election president, trying to contain the government under the new Constitution, the legislature, the judiciary and the execution department did. Through national elections