What was the relationships between kings and nobles in the middle ages?
Kings would annoint noble titles to extended members of the royal family.They would be aloud in the royal "court" close to the king.The nobility would in turn macro rule certain districts like mayors of today. Nobillity would also be neccessary for many of the kings offices such as treasury advisor or royal physican as they would be seen a trustworthy. Found this page might help but it's sources are not cited so I would research a bit http://medievaleurope.mrdonn.org/nobility.html
What was the right relationship of rulers to their subjects?
The King was the King (or Queen) and the people were his sworn subjects. The nobleman were subject to a draft of sorts (obligated to send the King a certain number of knights) and the serfs worked for the noblemen, and were obligated to give a certain percentage of their harvest to the overlord. I'm not sure if there was a draft - I think the knight situation covered that - but the King was head of not only the State but of the Church as well, so he could pretty much do as he pleased with anyone.
Help in subject-verb agreement?
1 - C; 2 - D; 3 - A. Now you see how, do the rest.
What is the difference between being a citizen and being a subject, or, is there none?
I think the BBC 21st January 2005 article address this question head on when it clearly defines who is a “subject” and who is a “citizen”. And if you read the article, it clearly states that the word ‘subject’ was brought into play when people were ruled under a monarch. However, the word citizens came into play when a government came into being. And yes, this word was very much by the British.Loy MachedoFootnotesAre we subjects or citizens?
What does subject form and content mean in art?
For this piece we will use an example of line drawing of a family in front of their house. Subject: The subject is a family and their home.Form: The form is the line drawing, and the various different aspects related to line drawing such as shading, color, style of drawing.Content: The content is the individual aspects of a piece of art. In this case it would be each individual family member, the house, maybe the tree out front. The difference between subject and content here is that perhaps the father of the family has a frown on his face, making him sad.This is a simple example, not directly applicable to all forms of art. Hope this helps.
What are the five relationships in Confucianism, and how are they related?
There are different types of relationship in this world as we know of. The Confucianism holds the five key relationships. They are:Ruler and Subject.Father and Son Elder Brother and Younger BrotherHusband and WifeFriend and FriendIn all relationship there involves the authority over each other except between the friends. The power and the right belongs to the superior i.e to the older people over younger and to man over woman. Each people has to respect the superiority. The subject to his ruler, the wife to her husband, the son to his parents, and the younger brother to the older brother. Most of these relationship deals with the family. And if the love between family is perfect, everything will be perfect from home to village to the empire.
To what extent did rulers and their subjects view the proper role of an absolute monarch differently?
In Absolute Monarchy King was chosen by God Favor to govern the people, to give Justice to them and to pursue people's good. So A King was aware of the privilege , but also of responsibility given by the role : let's remember a bad acting king could loose much more than life, as could loose the right of being King of all the family. People were subjected to the kings order and laws, but had the right to plea for justice and to obtain it. In spite to modern thinking worked well, up to the point the intervention of States rules on private life was limited.