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Social life in the Middle Ages revolved around the feudal system of lords and peasants tied to the land, with peasants living under the three field system and joining guilds for crafts and trade. Towns grew around fairs and markets along major trade routes, and centers of learning like universities and scholars such as Aquinas and Dante helped spread new ideas while the use of Latin and local languages developed.
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