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match each social class to its description.

-church officials
-nobles
-peasants
-merchants

-the most privileged social class, they held titles that passed on from one generation to the next.

-these commoners could hold small properties and earned money through trade and production.

-extremely powerful in medieval nations, they could condemn the decisions of a monarch if the monarch refused to comply.

-the lowest class of commoners, they usually worked for farmers and were bound to the land.

Church officials- Extremely powerful in medieval nations, they could condem the decisions of a monarch if the monarch refused to comply.

Nobles- The most privileged social class, they held titles that passed on from one generation to the next.

Peasants- The lowest class of commoners, they usually worked for farmers and were bound to the land.

Merchants- These commoners could hold small properties and earned money through trade and production.

Church officials - The most privileged social class, they held titles that passed on from one generation to the next.

Nobles - Extremely powerful in medieval nations, they could condemn the decisions of a monarch if the monarch refused to comply.

Peasants - The lowest class of commoners, they usually worked for the farmers and were bound for land

Merchants - These commoners could hold small properties and earned money through trade and production

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