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Feudalism pervaded all forms of life in the middle ages. There was a ruling class ( political/social) that controlled the economic system. The peasant and serf classes who did the labor for the ruling class were kept that way through taxes ( economic) and the inability to move out of that class to a upper class ( social/political/economic).
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A political and economic system based on fiefs and vassal loyalty was called?
Feudalism.
Who had alliances in the political system of feudalism?
Feudalism was a national economic organizational system. Anyone who lived in a feudal society contributed to feudalism in the same way that anyone who lives in a capitalist society contributes to capitalism.
What is the Political and economic system of the middle ages?
Feudalism
What do you call a governmental system based on the ownership of land?
Feudalism
Name the political and social system in medieval Europe?
feudalism
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