Opportunity in general, did feudalism and manor relations promote movement from one social class to another?

Feudalism and the Manor relations were based on the social classes, because of since the fall of the Roman Empire owners of the lands created a series of towns that were protected by heavy walls and since poor people needed protection from the Barbaric invasions, they worked for the landlords.

That said, social structures were strict and it was very uncommon for a person to move from being a peasant to being a landlord, because the social structure was made to prevent that.

Martebi Martebi · Answer 2 · 2021-11-03T12:26:51+01:00

No, feudalism and manor relations were against the movement from one social class to another

Feudalism is known as a system of economic and political life and relationship across regions that often deals with the relationship between nobles and vassals.

In Manoralism is known as a system of economic and political life at a local level that deals with the relationship between the vassals, or the lords, and the peasants or serfs.

Conclusively, the two forms were against the movement from one social class to another as they stood for the opposite.

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