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The group with the least power was slaves, who had nearly none. There were not slaves everywhere in Europe, however, and as the Middle Ages progressed, more and more countries gave up on slavery, so they did not exist everywhere and were pretty much gone by the time the Middle Ages ended.
The most commonly seen group with least power was serfs, who were mostly free, but could not move away from the land they lived on. Their bondage to the land, however, had some benefits, such as a guarantee of a job, a place to live, and protection. By the end of the Middle Ages, this group also was declining in numbers in some places. In Britain, for example, most serfs had been freed of their bondage by then.
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The lowest class of the feudal system was peasants or wells serfs, and if you want more info on the feudal system and the classes here are a few urls...
http://library.thinkquest.org/10949/fief/medfeudal.html
http://www.defig.com/feudal.html
The lowest class of peasants were called serfs. They weren't slaves, but they were never free. They did lots of dirty, dangerous work and got paid a very little amount.
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What are lower class citizens called?
peasants
Who paid peasants?
the people who paid the peasants were the kngihts and lords.
Is class the system of stratification for feudal societies of the European Middle Ages?
The European Ages used class and estates as a system of stratification for feudal societies. Feudalism had three estates, which were the Church was the first estate, the nobility were the second, and the peasants were the third estate.
In a medieval village who had the least power?
The SERFS, followed by the peasants.
Why were peasants in Europe dependent upon nobles?
Were everyone peasants, there would be no peasants.
What was the lowest class in medieval Europe?
Serfs and Peasants
During the middle ages which was the lowest class nobles serfs or vassels?
serfs and freeholders (peasants)
What did peasants do in medieval society?
They were usually farm workers.
What was the largest social class in Egypt or Rome made up of?
The largest and lowest social class in both Egypt and Rome were made up of common people. In Egypt they were referred to as peasants. In Rome they were called plebeians.
Upper class and lower class in the renaissance era?
the people in the upper class where the people in the guilds, the rich families, and people in the government. the people in the lowest class were the slaves. Hope this helped:P
How did feudalism separate the middle ages society?
Kings and queens were at the top. After them were lords and ladies. Then came knights and vassals. The lowest class was made up of peasants and serfs
What are the three estates in the modern world?
The church, the upper class, and the lower class. It's more of how you perceive them to be though. The original Three Estates, as you may already know, are the church, the nobility, and the peasants. So if you were to translate that to today, the nobility would be those wealthiest in our society, and the peasants are those who are the lowest on the totem pole. The lower working class. Hope this helps!
What social class was a baker?
They were peasants
What was the lowest social just above slaves in Sparta?
peasants
Are peasants the lowest class in the medieval times?
Yes, they were the lowest class. They did the labor and fought the wars for the nobility. The average life span was at the most 30 years old, but many died sooner of disease, war, or accidents. Women and children got the worse of it. When they died they still owed taxes for dying to the Manor.
What are lower class citizens called?
peasants
What did the ancient egyptians do for a job?
There were many different jobs for the Ancient Egyptians. But it all depends on what Social Class they were in. The upper or ruling class were either priests or nobles. The middle class which was also the largest class were either merchants, scribes, soldiers, physicians, artisans, and skilled workers. The lowest class was made up of slaves and peasants.
