How did the social hierarchy of feudalism limit freedoms for women? Women could not participate in the church. Women could only become nuns, not priests. Female serfs had to work separately from men. Female serfs had to marry someone the lord chose.

Women could only become nuns, not priests.

Explanation:

In the feudal social order of the European Middle Ages, social structures were very rigid, and even more so for women.

In the church sphere, women were not allowed to become priests, only nuns.

A nun is simply a female monk, who dedicates most of her life to the study of sacred scriptures, prayer, and contemplation. However, nuns, just like monks, had less religious and political power than priests, this limited women's possibilities at the time.

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