Feudalism in the Colonies
The medieval feudal order positioned the King's at the peak of authority, a position enhanced by taking a trip justices who administered taxes and extended the reach of royal justice. Nevertheless, the barons' growing disillusionment with this centralized power structure, specifically under King John, caused increasing tensions. His oppressive attitude and unsuccessful military campaigns only added fuel to the fire. In action, the barons required change, resulting in the Magna Carta of 1215-- a groundbreaking effort to restrict the King's power and secure their rights within the realm. The End of Slavery in the Caribbean: The ending of slavery in the Caribbean caused extensive social and economic modifications, much like Britain's decline in feudalism. Just as the Black Death and the rise of commerce damaged the feudal system, the abolition of slavery led to a reordering of Caribbean society. Formerly enslaved individuals, now free, began to improve their neighborhood...