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Hierarchy in the Middle Ages were ranked as Royalty and Nobility. Within the Royalty class there were King, Queen, Princes and the Princesses. There are also Two selections within Nobility: Hereditary nobility and the Non-hereditary nobility. In Hereditary nobility there were Dukes and Barons, as for the Non-Hereditary nobility there were Knights, Peasants, Clergy, Pokes, Bishops, Priests and Monks. -Info from https://www.hierarchystructure.com/medieval-social-hierarchy/-

In the Middle Age Economy money was formed as metal coins. Highest valued coins were Copper, Silver and Gold. They were also in different shape, size, weight, metal purity and the inscriptions on them. The system includes that peasants depended on their land and of that their masters to obtain a living. The manorial system's basic element was controlled by the lord; the lord had the right to control peasants through serfdom and enjoyed land rights.

The most likely job to have in the Middle Ages were peasant farmers who would work in the manors of their lords. The farmers also held the responsibilities of sheep, as the women were in charge of shearing the sheep and making goods out of the wool. Artisans were another job in the Middle Ages, They'd produce raw materials made from glass, wood, iron and clay. Artisans includes Shoemakers, Weavers, Masons, Tailors, Blacksmiths and carpenters. There were also common jobs like Bakers, Millers, Beer brewers and vintners. Because of this, Trading increased - resulting merchants to become very important. There were also important professionals such as Dentists, Barbers, teachers and surgeons. Later on, Merchants formed powerful guilds. Through guilds, Merchants would be in a position to influence policies including aspects of taxation and levies. -Used http://www.thefinertimes.com/Middle-Ages/economy-in-the-middle-ages.html-

Within the Middle Ages, there were strict roles for women and men. The women were expected to bear and raise children, take care of the house and were expected to be submissive to men. Women did own land and would be able to rise to powerful positions in politics - This was usually achieved through marriage from the noble classes. Many opportunities opened up for women as Europe urbanized by the end of 13th century. In powerful city-states like Florence, Men and women were allowed to go to universities - as women began to gain skills to hold professional positions like Writers and professors.-Used http://classroom.synonym.com/gender-roles-during-medieval-times-12082389.html for info-