One significant indication that the European feudal system was effective is that Similar systems developed in China and Japan.
Option A is an appropriate response.
In medieval Europe, feudalism was a system of political and armed practices that peaked between the 9th and 15th centuries. It can be broadly characterized as a system for arranging relationships in society around the possession of land, often known as a fief, in return for labor or service.
In European medieval cultures between the 10th to 13th centuries known as feudalism, a social structure centered on local governmental power and the division of land into units was developed (fiefs). A fief was given by a landowner in exchange for some sort of payment from the person who received it, together with a guarantee of military and legal protection .
Similar systems developed in China and Japan. Hence, Option A is an appropriate response.
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I believe the answer is: Similar systems developed in China and Japan
The feudalism system was brought to China and Japan after traders from China and Japan come to Europe to sell goods , learn about the feudalism system during the visit, and brought it back to the country, and used in these countries for about 7 centuries.
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