In the Feudal System, there were a couple of different ways of looking at it. There were the classifications of people going from God, Kings, Nobles (Baron and Bishops), Knights, and Serfs/Peasants. Then there were the three estates, which were the social classes. There was the Aristocracy (kings), Clergy (those who prayed), and the Commons (everyone else).
In the U.S. there are six social classes. There is the Upper Class, New Money, Middle Class, Working Class, Working Poor, and then the Poverty level.
The main difference between these two systems is that the U.S. bases their social classes off of the amount of money people either have or make. The Feudal system bases their social classes off of the citizens' occupation, such as the king
In the U.S. there are six social classes. There is the Upper Class, New Money, Middle Class, Working Class, Working Poor, and then the Poverty level.
The main difference between these two systems is that the U.S. bases their social classes off of the amount of money people either have or make. The Feudal system bases their social classes off of the citizens' occupation, such as the king