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In a feudal system, what was a manor?

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a lord's estate


an obligation to provide protection


a customary way of doing things


a right to use land

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Answer:

A. A lord's estate.

Step-by-step explanation:

During the feudal system, all land that exist in a certain country were owned by several lords. These lords 'allowed' the commoners to take care of the lands in return of small percentage that they received from the harvest.

A manor represent a unit of land that is owned by one lord. It usually consist of lands, tenants (commoners), private military, and manorial court as a place to settle disputes.

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