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Arrange the various levels of feudal society in order, from those with the most power to those with the least.
Feudal Society in the Middle Ages
Pope and Church
Peasants (serfs)
Nobles
Knights and Vassals
Merchants, Farmers, and Craftsmen
Monarch
Feudal Society in the Middle Ages
Pope and Church
Peasants (serfs)
Nobles
Knights and Vassals
Merchants, Farmers, and Craftsmen
Monarch
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In the feudal society of the Middle Ages, the levels of power can be arranged from most to least as follows:
1. **Monarch**
2. **Pope and Church** (though the Pope held significant spiritual authority, the monarch often had political power, so this can vary based on context)
3. **Nobles**
4. **Knights and Vassals**
5. **Merchants, Farmers, and Craftsmen**
6. **Peasants (serfs)**
This hierarchy reflects the general structure of feudal society, where land ownership and military service were key determinants of power and status.
1. **Monarch**
2. **Pope and Church** (though the Pope held significant spiritual authority, the monarch often had political power, so this can vary based on context)
3. **Nobles**
4. **Knights and Vassals**
5. **Merchants, Farmers, and Craftsmen**
6. **Peasants (serfs)**
This hierarchy reflects the general structure of feudal society, where land ownership and military service were key determinants of power and status.
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