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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.
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Did Germans come here to work the fields?
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Were New England farms larger than those in the middle colonies?
No the Middle Colonies had bigger farms :)
Are new England farms larger or smaller than farms in the middle colonies?
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Were the farms in middle colonies as large as the farms in southern colonies?
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What was produced on farms in the middle colonies?
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Did Germans come here to work the fields?
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Were New England farms larger than those in the middle colonies?
No the Middle Colonies had bigger farms :)
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Are new England farms larger or smaller than farms in the middle colonies?
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