Most of them did not own much land but rather just small pieces but most were landless and forced to become tenant farmers which meant that they would work on a piece of land that was owned by the aristocrats and others of that higher status and in exchange were given shelter and food to live. While this may sound as a reasonable exchange, they were never really given more than the bare minimum to survive...
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While this may sound as a reasonable exchange, they were never really given more than the bare minimum to survive. There were nobles who have the best intentions in mind and tried to protect their peasant, but were quickly squashed by the monarchy which was rough, evil, violent, and grasping (pg. 28)...
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