Question

Which statement is entirely true? A. A noble led a busy life. He supervised his peasants, held court to settle disputes, kept up his battle skills, and defended his land. B. Parish priests generally came from the peasantry, bishops and other highly placed clergy came from the nobility.

C. There were three distinct classes under feudalism: the nobility, the clergy, and the peasants. Because all three were hereditary, a person was born a noble, a peasant, or a clergyman because of his father's position.

Answer 1

the answer is B hope this helps

Answer 2

Option B. Parish priests generally came from the peasantry, bishops and other highly placed clergy came from the nobility.

Step-by-step explanation:

A parish priest is a priest appointed by a bishop to represent him in a local parish, which is a collection of neighborhoods in one small region of a county within a given state.

In the middle ages, the clergy had a subdivision in the main hierarchy. At the top resided the priests and bishops, who came from noble families, were more powerful, and wealthier and more educated than their counterparts: The parish priests, who resided at the bottom.

As pointed by the definition, a parish priest would not entitle himself with the position, but would rather only be appointed by a member of the high clergy. This person would normally come from a family of commoners and be illiterate as well.