Choose 2 or more social identities (Christian clergy, Christian laypeople, heretics, pagans, Jews, Muslims, upper class, lower class, male, female) and compare them around how much power and what kind of power each was perceived as having.

Compare the distribution of power in Medieval Europe amongst people with different social identities or positions.

Choose 2 or more social identities (Christian clergy, Christian laypeople, heretics, pagans, Jews, Muslims, upper class, lower class, male, female) and compare them around how much power and what kind of power each was perceived as having. (A) would be one or more groups with one kind of social identity and (B) would be a different one or more groups with other social identities. Your thesis might consider the larger context of beliefs and attitudes about power during the High-Late Middle Ages, asking how these beliefs or attitudes impacted power inequalities or struggles.