it concerned all of the classes.
it concerned all of the classes.
as Mohandas Ganghi concerned about his lower classes
TRUE! Feudalism is a series of complicated lord-and-vassal relationships between nobles, but the living conditions of serfs under the feudal system are hugely important to Western history. The overall squalor of the lives of the serfs (lower classes) contributed to the rapid spread of diseases like the black plague, the eventual re-emergence of major population centers, and the prevalence and importance of the Catholic church.
Feudalism primarily focused on the relationships between the nobility and their vassals, with less direct concern for the lower class, which included peasants and serfs. While the system relied on the labor and loyalty of these lower classes for agricultural production and military support, their rights and well-being were often overlooked. The lower class was primarily bound to the land and subject to the obligations imposed by their lords, highlighting their subordinate role within the feudal hierarchy. Thus, feudalism was more concerned with maintaining power dynamics and obligations between the nobility than with addressing the needs of the lower class.
Daimyos.Apex.
Feudalism was the grouping of legal and military customs in medieval Europe. The main elements of feudalism were strict social classes and landholding abilities.
Every one in the upper classes learned to read and write and many of the lower classes also. However education was not free and because of the cost, many of the lower classes had an abbreviated education.Every one in the upper classes learned to read and write and many of the lower classes also. However education was not free and because of the cost, many of the lower classes had an abbreviated education.Every one in the upper classes learned to read and write and many of the lower classes also. However education was not free and because of the cost, many of the lower classes had an abbreviated education.Every one in the upper classes learned to read and write and many of the lower classes also. However education was not free and because of the cost, many of the lower classes had an abbreviated education.Every one in the upper classes learned to read and write and many of the lower classes also. However education was not free and because of the cost, many of the lower classes had an abbreviated education.Every one in the upper classes learned to read and write and many of the lower classes also. However education was not free and because of the cost, many of the lower classes had an abbreviated education.Every one in the upper classes learned to read and write and many of the lower classes also. However education was not free and because of the cost, many of the lower classes had an abbreviated education.Every one in the upper classes learned to read and write and many of the lower classes also. However education was not free and because of the cost, many of the lower classes had an abbreviated education.Every one in the upper classes learned to read and write and many of the lower classes also. However education was not free and because of the cost, many of the lower classes had an abbreviated education.
The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.
upper classes, lower classes , middle classes, and slaves
The social classes in Japanese feudalism were divided into four main groups: the emperor and imperial family, the shogun and samurai warriors, the daimyo (feudal lords), and the peasants and artisans. The social hierarchy was rigid, with each group having specific roles and responsibilities in society.
serf, nobles, kings, knights!! i think! :)
They are people who are part of the lower classes in society-working classes