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The opposite of the nobles were the commoners, often referred to as peasants or the lower class in feudal societies. While nobles held power, land, and wealth, commoners typically worked the land, provided labor, and had limited rights and privileges. This distinction often created a social hierarchy where nobles enjoyed privileges and influence, whereas commoners faced economic and social challenges.

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