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300

This was one way the clergy influenced medieval society besides leading religious services.

Education

300

Many nobles lived in large fortified buildings like these.

castles

300

A bad harvest could cause serious problems for peasants because they depended heavily on this for survival.

Food supply/crops

400

This social class was made up of priests, monks, bishops, and other religious leaders.

Clergy

400

This social class included kings, queens, lords, and other wealthy landowners

Nobility

400

Most peasants made their living by doing this.

farm work/farming

500

The clergy were mainly responsible for teaching people about this religion

Christianity 

500

Nobles often controlled large amounts of this, which was a major source of wealth and power.

land

500

This was the largest social class in medieval Europe and included farmers and laborers.

Peasants