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Large farmers made small farms move to the city for wealth because they took all the wealth.
Peasants
people move to the cities some times to get better lives.For their jobs.
people move to the cities some times to get better lives.For their jobs.
people move to the cities some times to get better lives.For their jobs.
It seemed as if the revolt had been a total failure. But over the next century, the peasants received most of what they had asked for in 1381. First, Parliament gave up trying to hold down the wages. Then, more and more villeins became free from their lords. Week-work and similar duties were gradually given up. Peasants were soon able to rent land and work for payment. Life did improve... but sometimes you have to make a move and suffer, rather than wait a lifetime for someone else to do it. And that's just what the peasants did.
To get Payed and Layed, So they could get PS3's
People moved to cities in the late 19th century for various reasons. Industrialization created job opportunities in factories and industries, leading to rural-to-urban migration. Cities also offered better access to social services, education, and entertainment. Additionally, advancements in transportation made it easier for people to commute to work in the cities from surrounding areas.
they thought cities would be safer. Thus to save their lives they flee to cities.
feudalism is the order that the king would supply land to barons who then supplied land to knights and then to peasants. In turn the peasants gave money and land to the knights and so on. Feudalism was based on the idea that everyone knew everyone else's position. It declined because these bonds began to break. People began to move to cities and make money rather then plant crops. The black death also killed much of the peasants therefore the remainder had more bargaining power.
they are from the medieval ages... They are peasants which were not allowed to leave there village in which they lived or to move around freely.