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The highest group are lords, of kings. Then under the come vassals, or lesser lords. Finally there were serf, which are peasants that are bound to the land.

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In Europe there were nobles(upper class), the church(middle class), and peasants(lower class).

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the three groups are the Knight's and nobles and the serfs

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