In Medieval Europe, people had often had multiple political obligations and loyalties—ones to local lords, maybe distant nobles. Some independent city-states existed, but such statuses could change. What sort of system of governance does this sound
like to you?
a. one similar to present day world politics, where dual citizenship is allowed in many countries, and people may have obligations to transnational corporations, as well as governments
b. an anarchy
c. a classic feudal system of world politics
d. an anarchic system of states
Answer: C
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