Which concept from medieval England served as a model for legal systems in the United States and other Western democracies? A. common law B. chivalry C. feudalism D. homage

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Which concept from medieval England served as a model for legal systems in the United States and other Western democracies?

A.
common law

B.
chivalry

C.
feudalism

D.
homage

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I believe its C but i'm not sure.

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