How was the social hierarchy of the Middle Ages an outgrowth of feudalism?

When the Roman Empire collapsed, the lords of various localities exerted control over their territory. The system of feudalism that emerged out of this process was largely centered around the ownership of land.

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The social system in the feudal system was of hierarchical class structure. The monarch had the most power. The higher priests and clergy had power of that just above nobles. Knights and lesser nobles would be next in the hierarchy. Then below that, further down, would be the peasants at the bottom.

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