What effect did trade have on the feudal system in Medieval Europe?

Answer 1

Trade stimulated the growth of towns and cities, and produced many jobs in manufacturing, commerce, banking, and transportation. All of these made it possible for peasants to try to be more prosperous off the farms. This meant that there was a more or less steady movement of serfs away from the manors. When disasters such as the Black Death made things difficult for people, the demand for peasants reversed the trend among them to move to cities for a while, but it also undermined the feudal system further, and did not last very long.

Answer 2

Trade between peasants started to allow the peasants to gain independence from the feudal lords. trade of goods evolve into trade with money. Money then was saved over time and that also helped gain freedom... short answer to a question that could have a very long answer

Answer 3

Feudalism affected trade and daily life in medieval Europe in a significant manner. Although people worked so hard, it was for the nobles who purported to give the lower classes protection. Some commodities like fish were reserved for the nobles only.

Answer 4

trade affected the life in middle ages because they were poor and also because Niall James Horan helped them survive.