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What would the Johnson surname be in Russian?
Since Ivan is the Russian form of John, Johnson would be Ivanovitch.However, in most situations, someone named Johnson who went to live in Russia would continue to be called Johnson.
How do you spell the name Kristen in Russian?
In Russian, the name Kristen would be spelled as Кристен.
How do you spell Caitlin in Russian?
In Russian, "Caitlin" can be spelled as "Кейтлин."
How do you say Hugh in Russian?
"Hugh" in Russian would be translated to "Хью" pronounced as "h-yu."
How do you say Liar Russian?
In Russian, you would say "лжец" (lzyets) to refer to a liar.
What were the serfs and nobles diet?
The serfs diet consisted of mainly fruit and vegetables and was considered pretty healthy however the nobles diet was just full of meat and they would eat several times.
People who worked the land or served the nobles?
people who worked the land were serfs and peasant witch were mostly serfs.Nobles gave the serfs some land and in return the serf would farm and protect there land for them.
How did Russians treat the serfs?
Serfdom was the basis of the Russian economy for hundreds of years. Many unsuccessful attempts were made to change things for the Serfs. The one successful event was Russian revolution in 1917. They overthrew the Tsar, introduced Communism and established the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics where all businesses were state owned and operated. It was subsequently argued that they became Serfs of the State rather than to the nobles.
In what year were Russian serf freed?
Tsar Alexander II freed the serfs in 1861.
What is the system that peasants and knights worked for a lord in exchange for land and protection?
The king gave political system that gave nobles, peasants and serfs prtection. Because the king needs safety and he gave the nobles and peasants and serfs a home and shelter so he could have safety
What did the serfs do in the morning?
6:00 AM - Roosters would wake most villagers up. At this time, most peasants started they daily activities normally by dressing and eating breakfast. A peasant's breakfast consisted of mostly vegetables, water, fruits and bread. 7:00 AM - The castle's bells would ring (if any) and serfs were required to start work at this time.In winter, peasants were most likely to wake up until 8 AM. 8:00 AM - Work continued, There were not many interludes for serfs; in the other hand, free peasants; could have many breaks. 9:00 AM - Work for serfs continued; they were not allowed to drink or eat anything in the farms, but nevertheless; most of them managed to contraband goods such as water. Peasants would farm a lot as well, but serfs were the true workers. 10:00 AM - The first interlude for serfs. When a noble was generous, he'd let the serfs rest for up to half an hour at this time. Draconian nobles would impose rules against resting. 11:00 AM - Labor was at its peak. Peasants were required to work and work at this time. In the interim, nobles were usually riding their horses or taking care of business. Most nobles would live out of the work of their serfs. 12:00 AM - Serfs continued working. 1:00 PM - Serfs would be normally given a time-off at this time since the sun would burn them otherwise. Farms were very hot places in which the sun was strong enough to make very painful burns. Serfs usually died at an early age--we can deduce that cancer had a lot to do with that (but we can't be sure). 2:00 PM - Work at farms continued. Children were usually playing in the gardens or farming as well. Their mothers spent a great amount of time at home--preparing food, teaching their kids new knowledge and doing house-work. Nevertheless, a women could also be a serf; thus some of them worked many hours at the farms. 3:00 PM - Work continued. 4:00 PM - This was the official resting time. Nobles would normally have glorious feasts with more food than a serf would see in a month. Serfs usually ate bread, vegetables and water. Under good circumstances, they had meat (usually in holidays). 5:00 PM - Serfs were required to return to work. 6:00 PM - Work continued. 7:00 PM - Work for serfs continued. 8:00 PM - Labor usually finished for the day. Serfs were paid a very small amount of money; from which, they were required to pay a lot of taxes. 9:00 PM - Serf's dinner. 10:00 PM - Serfs would often go to sleep at this time. In the meantime, at the castle, nobles would be having another feast. Dinner was their favorite meal and castles were full of servants to provide nobles with whatever they wanted.
An aristocrat would give serfs land in an agreement in which the serfs would then give protection to the lord?
Yes, an aristocrat would give serfs land in an agreement that the serf would protect the lord.
An aristocrat would give serfs land in an agreement in which the serfs would then give protection to the lord.?
false
Where in a nobles castle would the nobles quarters be?
in the keep
How would you describe Charlemagne's with the nobles?
he was good with the nobles.
A supporter of the Bolsheviks would most likely disagree with which statement[APEX]?
The people should support the provisional governments efforts to reform Russian politics.
Did Tsar Alexander II of Russia free the serfs?
Yes, he did, although the serfs weren't happy with the "freedom" they got and the landowners weren't happy with how they got it. Alexander II was assassinated, but it wasn't necessarily because of freeing the serfs.
