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Feudalism is a social and economic system that dominated medieval Europe, where the land was owned by lords who granted portions to vassals in exchange for military service and loyalty. This hierarchical structure created a bond between different classes, with peasants (or serfs) working the land in return for protection and subsistence. Manorialism, closely related to feudalism, refers specifically to the economic aspect of this system, focusing on the manor as the basic unit of production, where lords managed agricultural estates and peasants provided labor. Together, these systems structured medieval society and shaped its economic and social relations.

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