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By 1700, many European peasants experienced significant changes due to the rise of agricultural advancements, such as crop rotation and selective breeding, which improved yields. The enclosure movement also transformed communal lands into private properties, pushing many peasants into wage labor or urban migration. Additionally, the increasing influence of market economies began to shift traditional subsistence farming practices, leading to greater involvement in trade and commerce. These changes contributed to both economic opportunities and hardships, altering the social fabric of rural life.
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What clothing did poor women wear in the 1700's?
They wore garments that were all worn out and brown, the rich people wore robes and very fancy materials that the peasants couldn't get there hands on for the life of them!
How premchand depicts the life of peasants in the novel godan?
He showed that all peasants are foolish so they are brutally suffered.
What are the bad things about a peasants life?
the worst thing in a peasants life is that they didn't get vacations ,worked almost all day, and hardly got any sleep.
What role did the church have in medieval peasants life?
The church had a huge role in the lives of peasants. The church collected the tithe, carried out mass and services (marriage, funerals and baptism)
Give us facts about medieval life?
The medival life was a life where it depned on what your job was. For exmaple if you were a lord your life would be great. You would be rich,comfortable, and have lots of food. But if you were a peasant your life was tough. You were poor,uncofebmable, and you could never be rich. If you were a peasant your kids would be peasants and your grandkids would be peasants.
How did life for Western European peasants differ from life for Eastern European peasants in the 1700s?
By the 1700's there were no peasants in Europe. It was a different world.__Nonsense. There were many peasants in Europe during that period.The link below describes what you are looking for. The background is appauling and makes it a little hard to read, but it has all the information you are looking for. In a nutshell, life for any peasant could be harsh. However, as time progressed, peasants in Eastern Europe experienced a much more brutal life. There was an enforced lifestyle - basically the peasants were still owned by the landowner and he could behave as he wished:In eastern Europe during the seventeenth century the rights of the peasants were taken away. As a labor shortage swept eastern Europe workers became a necessity and as a result the movement of peasants was restricted. Peasants lost their land and were forced into more obligations for their lords. Between 1500 and 1650 conditions worsened and serfs could be killed for nothing
In which region did the Native Americans way of life change around 1700 with the introduction of horses?
Plains?? :)
What clothing did poor women wear in the 1700's?
They wore garments that were all worn out and brown, the rich people wore robes and very fancy materials that the peasants couldn't get there hands on for the life of them!
How premchand depicts the life of peasants in the novel godan?
He showed that all peasants are foolish so they are brutally suffered.
How did the Protestant Reformation change European life?
this created religiouse deversity.......................................................:) <--- GENIUS
What was life like in the 1700?
boring
How was life in the 1700's?
AWSOME!:)
What was the peasants life was in the middle ages?
life was really good
What was life like for the peasants in the 1500s?
Life was difficult for the peasants in the 1500s. Infant mortality was very high and life expectancy was not very high either.
What the novel Tell us about the life of peasants during the great depression?
godan tells us about the life of peasants during great depression
How did absolute monarch change life in Europe?
what was life like fo the common european when absolute monarchs ruled
How did Marco Polo findings change European life?
Because he traveled to exchange his goods.
