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Q: What did the king give to his nobles?
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What did the king give the nobles?

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Does the king of the middle ages gave lands to nobles?

The King does give the land to the Nobles so they can help fight to defend the King's land, him and his kingdom (castle).


What did the King give to the nobles (lords)?

The lords promised to support the monarch with knights.


What was the goal of the the Magna Carta?

To give more rights to nobles To weaken the power of the king


Did medieval 1400s Dukes portion their fief out to lesser nobles or did the King give lesser nobles their own smaller fiefs?

I think the king gave the lords the land to do what they wanted, and the dukes got the land from the lords to give to other people if they wanted, or to keep.


What protected the British nobles from the king in 1215?

The MAGNA CARTA served a document that protected the nobles' rights with respect to the King.


Who would most likely have said the following If you give me your loyalty I will give you land and protection?

This is a rough description of the "feudal" relationship between the King and lesser nobles.


Are nobles against or for the king in the second estate of the French Revolution?

The Nobles were pro Monarchy.


Who were occupants of a castle?

the king or nobles and knights and the servants plus family of the nobles and kings


What was one difference between the roles of nobles and commoners in Aztec society?

Nobles were able to choose a new king, while commoners were not.


How were the eight English nobles of North Carolina?

the eight english nobles,king charles I , king charles II Im pretty sure . :)


What was one difference between the role of the king and that of the nobles in Aztec society?

The king could decide to go to war, while the nobles could not.