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    “social relations of production”. The former has two categories: labourer and non­labourer. Both  of them have taken different forms throughout the history. Labourer has become slaves‚ serfs and  wage workers whereas non­labourer has become slave masters‚ feudal lords and capitalists.  Forces of production also includes the means of production‚ which is generally land in  pre­capitalism and capital in capitalism. The latter includes the property relations. For Marx‚  property is not just owning something but also owning the right of exclusion

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    boundaries that take place in the society. The politics of gender was part of the feudal system which was in Crisis. As the movements were increasing‚ the revolutionary was increasing also. Those that were elite European nobles‚ in the working class were destroying‚ and also threatened rule The Witch hunt was like a Capitalist paradigm. The Capitalism was known as a counter-revolution which ruined the parts of the anti-feudal problem. In the book‚ Federici had concepts

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    the shadow of the great Don Vicente Asperri‚ and the other one being the epitome of blight who’s farming community decided to oppose the evil feudal system. The latter part of course is where the Huks set up shop. The Manila part of the story represents modern life far away from the hardships of the rural areas and far away from deadly troubles of the feudal system warring with armed revolutionaries. This is the set of city lights‚ university life and luxury cars upon which the main character unknowingly

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    document became one of symbolic status from the start. This became representative of the increased power within the noble class‚ and the ability to get the King to agree to limitations of his power. Specifically‚ the document placed restrictions on the feudal authority of King John. In examining the document in retrospect‚ many

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    There were certainly many factors that carried society away from the many pre-market economic methods that were applied in the Middle Ages. The premarket society was very antiquated; the economy stemmed from traditional values and methods‚ such as farming‚ slavery and the idea that "wealth tended to follow power" (21). You were born into a certain niche and life and your only job was the fulfill it; basically if you were born into the royal family you had money‚ you were set for life and if not‚

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    between the rich and the poor French leaders were known to be very extravagant and constantly found themselves in debt The French Revolution Abolished the feudal system and monarchy of France Peasants burned and pillaged many places Mass murder of nobles and noble sympathizers Long Lasting Effects Changed the social structure beginning with the feudal system and monarchy Bourgeois and land owning classes emerged as dominant classes Caused widespread reform in other monarchies Gave

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    All across the continent of Europe‚ darkness and death greets every living soul. The Bubonic Plague has obliterated over a third of the population in less than a five year period. The Middle Ages had been ongoing in Europe for nearly a thousand years‚ and original Greek and Roman culture had been forgotten. All had seemed hopeless for the life of an average European. Suddenly‚ at around 1350 A.D in Italy‚ a major shift in history caused Europe to spring into a Modern Era. This period in history is

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    would be doomed eternal suffering  * Christians who disobeyed the church faced the threat of losing sacraments and lost property   * A long who defied the church could also have things taken away and the pop would release the subjects from any feudal obligations   * In the ninth century Christian monks copied Classical Greek and Latin texts so that they would be made more widely available   * The church did face problems  * Such as within their own clergy   *

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    political fragmentations. Feudal monarchy provided a stable management for the heirarchy. This was first created by William from Normandy. The political conflicts were borought to an end by the signing of the Magna Carta. In the beginning of the Middle Ages‚ feudalism became more popular and was later made the political institution. Another civilization that used feudalism as their way of governing was Japan‚ as feudalism played an important role in the government. The feudal system brought unity‚

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    The film “Les Visiteurs” showed how the feudal system was structured during Medieval times. During the Medieval times‚ the feudal system was divided into different classes which variety based on people’s social status. The Feudalism system was a hierarchy class structure such as the king‚ clergy‚ and peasants. The king was the highest of the social classes in the Middle Ages. These groups of people had complete power over the land and political and economic decisions during the Middle Ages.

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