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Around 500 years ago, during the early 16th century, most people worked in agriculture, farming crops and raising livestock for subsistence. Many were also involved in artisanal trades, such as blacksmithing, weaving, and carpentry, often organized in guilds. Additionally, there were roles in burgeoning urban centers, including merchants and craftsmen, while a smaller segment worked in service roles for the nobility or in religious institutions. The nature of work varied significantly based on social class, geography, and local economies.

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