A big similarity was that both medieval Europe and Japan employed feudalism; roughly summarized in Europe as: King --> Clergy --> Nobles --> Knights (Vassals) --> Serfs; summarized in Japan as: Emperor --> Shoguns --> Daimyo --> Samurai (Vassals) --> Serfs. Addressing the second portion of yoru question, it's YOUR opinion, so I'll leave it up to you :)
Further Topics for Study: Feudalism, Serfs, Vassals, Medieval Europe, Medieval Japan, the Heian Period, The Sengoku Period, the Dark Ages, Christianity, Animism, and more!
In the late 180os, rapid industrial development
resulted in (3) an increase in the rate of urbanization.
Tomorrow. The answer is tomorrow.
During the French Revolution, it was mainly the Third Estate that paid the taxes. The tax system before the Revolutionary, many people such as the bibles and the clergy were exempted from taxes. Therefore, it was up to the peasants, wage earners and business classes, etc that had to pay for them
