1. 封建社会：本来封建社会(feudalism)指的是欧洲中世纪的一种非中央集权的政治与经济制度,即:君主,封臣(或诸侯)与土地三者之间的关系. 君主将土地封给诸侯,诸侯反过来对君主效忠,并向君主提供军事服务(即替君主打仗). 其实这里没有peasant什么事.
2. 灭亡：age#封建制度 | feudalism#灭亡 | extinction#遗物
1. 封建制度;封建主义
Feudalism was a system in which people were given land and protection by people of higher rank, and worked and fought for them in return.
1. The movement also served as a campaign to fight against feudalism and promote democracy and science.
2. feudalism的近义词
2. But after the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the new government banned gambling as a vice related to feudalism and capitalism.
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3. Unlike European feudalism China's system has always been unitary and centralized.
4. All these movements and revolutions transformed Asia into a battlefield against colonialism and feudalism.
5. I know about the dreadful history of slavery and feudalism that existed in Tibet prior to 1959.
6. The Revolution of 1911 ended feudalism and dynastic traditions in China, and led to the formation of the Republic of China.
7. The 1911 Revolution ended feudalism and dynastic traditions in China, and led to the formation of the Republic of China.
8. Lu Xun's writings are perhaps the best example of the pen being mightier than the sword in the fight against feudalism and ugly social practices.
9. Zhuo chose physics as her major, believing that only science could resurrect China from feudalism and imperialist invasions.
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10. After the overthrow of Tibetan feudalism in 1959 the serfs opened an exhibition of the torture instruments used against them.
noun
1. feudalism的解释
1. the social system that developed in Europe in the 8th century
vassals were protected by lords who they had to serve in war
Synonym: feudal system