Those Who Claimed Aristocratic Status in the Fourteenth Century Did

Multiple Choice

Those who claimed aristocratic status in the fourteenth century did so by:

A) commissioning a family coat of arms.
B) living lavish and extremely expensive lifestyles.
C) demonstrating a genealogy that traced the family history to a king.
D) participating in the court culture of a local king or great lord.
E) fighting in tournaments on horseback.