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The original meaning of hierarchy was rule by priests, which usually involved a rigid ordered structure - such as priests, bishops, archbishops. Now it is normally used for anything with an ordered structure. A system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority. The original meaning of hierarchy was rule by priests, which usually involved a rigid ordered structure - such as priests, bishops, archbishops. Now it is normally used for anything with an ordered structure, not just a group of people.
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What was the hierachy in England during the 1550's?
The hierachy in England during the 1550's was a monarchy ruled by King Henrey VIII.
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Chart depicting the hierachy and obligations of feudalism?
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