Feudalism significantly affected the poor by reinforcing a rigid social hierarchy that limited their mobility and opportunities. Peasants, often bound to the land they worked, faced heavy obligations to their lords, including labor and taxes, which left them with little to no resources for personal advancement. Their dependence on landowners for protection and sustenance meant they had little power or say in governance, perpetuating cycles of poverty and vulnerability. Overall, feudalism entrenched economic disparities and reduced the quality of life for the lower classes.
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