Original sentence: Capitalism is contrasted with feudalism, where a monarch holds both law-making power and the ability to claim ownership over the land rather than having to purchase it; the monarch delegates these powers and privileges over a certain section of land to vassals in exchange for various services, and the vassals, in turn, use serfs to work the land.In capitalism, there is a clear separation between legislative power and private ownership of land, and workers are employed through wage labor rather than serfdom
Edited sentence: Also in capitalism, there is a clear separation between legislative power and private ownership of land, and workers are employed through wage labor rather than serfdom.Capitalism is contrasted with feudalism, where a monarch holds both law-making power and the ability to claim ownership over the land rather than having to purchase it; the monarch delegates powers and privileges, but not ownership rights, over a certain section of land to vassals in exchange for various services, and the vassals, in turn, use serfs to work the land