Under feudalism, which group was responsible for ruling different regions of a country? a. peasants b. knights c. lords d. king

The correct answer is C. Lords.

Explanation

Feudalism was a form of government that existed in western Europe during medieval times. In this system, the feudal lords handed over land (the fief) to a vassal in exchange for certain considerations. Both, in this way, have reciprocal obligations. The feudal lords, as administrators of the land, were the ones who held power. These men were responsible for protecting their vassals; the vassals, on the other hand, were obliged to pay taxes and taxes to their lord. In addition, lords had the fundamental obligation to obey the king who was at every moment on the throne, because he was responsible for giving lords their fiefs and, therefore, the power over the lands and the peasants in specific regions or zones of the country. So, the correct answer is C. Lords.

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