The Medieval Social Class System of Europe.

The video explores the social structure of the Middle Ages, spanning from 500CE to 1500CE. It describes the three main social classes: the upper class, including royalty and nobility; the middle class, comprising business owners and artisans; and the lower class, consisting of peasants and laborers. The video highlights the roles, lifestyles, and responsibilities of each class, as well as the influence of the church and the impact of historical events like famines and plagues.

What time period is referred to as the medieval ages?

• 1000CE to 2000CE

• 300CE to 1300CE

• 600CE to 1600CE

• 500CE to 1500CE

Who were considered the top figures in the upper class during the medieval ages?

• Merchants and traders

• Peasants and farmers

• Business owners and artisans

• Royalty and the Pope

What was a significant privilege of being a nobleman in the medieval ages?

• Living in rural areas

• Being ransomed if captured in war

• Owning a business

• Having access to education

Which class was known as the bourgeoisie in the medieval ages?

• Lower class

• Upper class

• Middle class

• Royalty

What was the primary occupation of the lower class during the medieval ages?

• Agricultural laborers

• Knights

• Artisans

• Clergymen