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Social conditions in the Empire were marked by a tremendous concentration of wealth on the one hand , and abject poverty on the other . The middle class gradually disappeared , and the free farming class slowly sank into a condition ...
Social conditions in the Empire were marked by a tremendous concentration of wealth on the one hand , and abject poverty on the other . The middle class gradually disappeared , and the free farming class slowly sank into a condition ...
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE The growth of towns led to important social changes . In the twelfth century , many towns had experienced a period of development in which there was social as well as political democracy .
SOCIAL INFLUENCE The growth of towns led to important social changes . In the twelfth century , many towns had experienced a period of development in which there was social as well as political democracy .
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SOCIAL CHANGES DURING THE RENAISSANCE Economic developments during the Renaissance led to important social adjustments . In the first place , the relative inAuence of the three estates changed ; the prestige and influence of the ...
SOCIAL CHANGES DURING THE RENAISSANCE Economic developments during the Renaissance led to important social adjustments . In the first place , the relative inAuence of the three estates changed ; the prestige and influence of the ...
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