What were the different social classes during the Italian renaissance?

Answer 1

The enclosure movement. Tenant farmers were forced to leave the land, move to the cities and work in factories. New trades developed, people became entrepreneurs, and the middle class was born.

Answer 2

At the top of the class were the nobles and the merchants which had normally ruled the cities. Below them were the less wealthy merchants and trades-people and the poor and destitute. This final group probably made up one fourth to one third of the urban population during the Renaissance. Finally, there were the domestic slaves even though there were very few of them.

Answer 3

At the top were families of power such as the Medicis, and sometimes nobles. Below them were merchants and tradesmen of lower wealth. At the bottom were commoners and laborers.

Answer 4

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