Question

Most people in Europe during the Middle Ages were

a. aristocrats.
b. commoners.
c. church leaders.
d. merchants.

Answer 1

b. commoners.

Step-by-step explanation:

The middle ages in the context of European history was the period between the classical age and modern era. The time assigned to it was from the fifth century to the fifteenth century. The majority of the population in this period belonged to common people. These people have low social status than priests, kings, and nobility.

Answer 2

b. commoners.

People use the expression “Middle Ages” to represent Europe among the downfall of Rome in 476 CE and the commencement of the Renaissance during the 14th century. The common people, also recognized as the commoners, or the masses. These are the common people in a town or kingdom who was not having any important cultural status, particularly those who do not belong to the nobility, priesthood or aristocracy.