Discover the Social Hierarchy of Feudalism in Medieval Europe
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Which group of people owned about 60% of the land in the described society?

  • Merchants and traders
  • Peasants
  • Artisans and craftsmen
  • Clergy and nobility (correct)
  • What percentage of the population were peasants in the described society?

  • 50%
  • 90% (correct)
  • 10%
  • 25%
  • Did most peasants in the described society have their own land to cultivate?

  • The text does not mention this.
  • No, they did not. (correct)
  • It is unclear from the text.
  • Yes, they did.
  • Study Notes

    Land Ownership and Peasantry

    • Nobles and clergy owned around 60% of the land in the described society.
    • Peasants made up a significant portion of the population, accounting for approximately 80-90% of the population.
    • The majority of peasants in the described society did not have their own land to cultivate, instead relying on other means of sustenance.

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    Test your knowledge on Feudalism: Who Owned the Land and Who Were the Peasants?" Take this quiz to learn more about the social hierarchy of feudalism in medieval Europe. Explore the ownership of land by the clergy and nobility, and the struggles faced by the peasants who made up the majority of the population. See how much you know about this fascinating period in history!

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