The word village comes from the Latin word villa. It has existed in the English language since the Middle Ages. An Anglo saxon term that existed before English imported a large number of French words was wic, which meant dwelling place or dairy farm; it still exists as part of place names, such as Warwick.
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Answer: It depends who was speaking. An Anglo-Norman nobleman would call a village a vilette, vilee, vilage, demi or chastel.
An English person speaking Middle English called it a village, villege or villachis.
In Cornwall everyone spoke Kernowek and called a village tref or drea.
On the Isle of Man (part of England) people spoke Manx and called a village balley beg or balley beg çheerey.
On land that peasants owned
The Middle Colonies had farms but not plantations. Southern Colonies had plantations and farms. (The plantations were bigger than the farms.)
Yes, Germans came to America to work in the fields as well as to own their own farms. That is why almost everyone came to America before the Revolutionary war. The first Germans came when William Penn sold Farmland to a number of Germans. Some owned farms. Far more came to work the fields. A large number of German troops surrendered during the Revolutionary War and were sent to work in the fields. After a number of years, they obtained their own farms. They did not leave the farms until the industrial revolution.
No the Middle Colonies had bigger farms :)
With the climate harsh there is a short growing season, there for there are small farms than the middle colonies.
Merchant and family farms
men worked in the fields in Aztec farms :)
In the cotton fields and farms In the cotton fields and farms
The Middle Colonies had farms but not plantations. Southern Colonies had plantations and farms. (The plantations were bigger than the farms.)
Crops were produced on farms in the Middle Colonies.
Yes, Germans came to America to work in the fields as well as to own their own farms. That is why almost everyone came to America before the Revolutionary war. The first Germans came when William Penn sold Farmland to a number of Germans. Some owned farms. Far more came to work the fields. A large number of German troops surrendered during the Revolutionary War and were sent to work in the fields. After a number of years, they obtained their own farms. They did not leave the farms until the industrial revolution.
A sheep's habitat is in Fields or Farms.
Poultry farms are located in Mississippi.
No the Middle Colonies had bigger farms :)
Grain drill
dead guys
Which pollutants come from fields
men worked in the fields in Aztec farms :)