The changes of Growth of towns , Creation of guilds and Commercialization in European daily life were most likely accompanied by the decline of feudalism and the manorial system
Answer: Option A
Step-by-step explanation:
In the medieval times, when feudalism ended in the European continent, this led to the formation of towns and more trades in those areas. When the doors of trade opened up for England, this led to the growth of towns, and more commercialization and development of that area after the practice of feudalism in this region ended.
Lower classes also moved to the towns which were formed for better employment opportunities and to improve their standards of living with the amenities available in towns.