In medieval Europe, the three estates meant

a. England, Scotland, and Ireland

b. The three rolyal estates of the Capetian kings

c. The three social classes

d. The big three city-states in north Italy

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Maximilian Hamilton

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4 February, 16:54

In medieval Europe, the three estates meant

a. England, Scotland, and Ireland

b. The three rolyal estates of the Capetian kings

c. The three social classes

d. The big three city-states in north Italy

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Rose Daniel · Answer 1

In medieval Europe, the three estates meant " c. The three social classes," since society this time was highly dependent on enshrined social structures that dictated values.

In medieval Europe, the three estates meanta. England, Scotland, and Irelandb. The three rolyal estates of the Capetian kingsc. The three social classesd. The big three city-states in north Italy

In medieval Europe, the three estates meant

a. England, Scotland, and Ireland

b. The three rolyal estates of the Capetian kings

c. The three social classes

d. The big three city-states in north Italy