7. How was the Aristocracy different from the commoners in Europe

The Aristocracy is a social class that a particular society considers its highest order. In many countries, the aristocracy included the upper class of people with hereditary rank and titles while the commoners are those without such privileges.

In Europe, Aristocrats differs from commoners through the display of their wealth actions beyond the rich of the commoners. For example, hosting extravagant parties for their fellow rich people, building extravagant building (Castles) tastefully furnished or commissioning artists to mould the best sculptures of themselves to be placed in front of their houses.

Explanation:

the principle of popular sovereignty is most closely related to the concept of

democracy