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3. Every noble, except for the lowest one on the social ladder, was the of a lower noble. A fief B vassal C duke D suzerain

3. Every noble, except for the lowest one on the social ladder, was the of a lower noble. A fief B vassal C duke D suzerain
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3. Every noble, except for the lowest one on the social ladder, was the

of a lower noble.
A fief
B vassal
C duke
D suzerain

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User Oleksandr Lykhonosov
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Answer:

D suzerain

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The answer is D suzerain:) hope this helps

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User Andresmechali
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The answer should be D
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