Social Hierarchy: A system of ranking individuals or groups in terms of their status, power, or authority. In medieval Europe, social hierarchy was often organized into categories such as nobility, clergy, and peasants.
Norms: Unwritten rules and expectations that guide behavior within a society. They help maintain order and define what is considered acceptable or appropriate.
Institutions: Established organizations or structures in society that perform specific functions (e.g., government, education systems). Institutions shape social interactions by providing frameworks for governance and cultural practices.