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How much money did a peasant have?
The peasant had very little money. They owed taxes for just about everything including death. As a tenant farmer for the manor/estate they were given a small strip of land to grow food so some sold what they didn't eat. Life was very hard and they had very little.
Who would medieval peasant farmers sell their crops to?
Most likely the ruler that is ruling over where they live. They may also sell it to other folks that live in the city or village who need the grains for their own food.
How was a plantation like a village?
I has a farm where crops grown for sale.
What would a peasant do from morning until night?
sow the fields, pay taxes of grains, eggs, hens and pigs plow fields cut hay and harvest crops.
What did ancient people use to water crops?
Water was used to drink, water crops, wash, pretty much everything its used for now.
What did a peasant do?
a peasant grew crops and gave it to their lord
How much money did a peasant have?
The peasant had very little money. They owed taxes for just about everything including death. As a tenant farmer for the manor/estate they were given a small strip of land to grow food so some sold what they didn't eat. Life was very hard and they had very little.
Who would medieval peasant farmers sell their crops to?
Most likely the ruler that is ruling over where they live. They may also sell it to other folks that live in the city or village who need the grains for their own food.
What crops are grown in peasant farming?
Crops that are grown in peasant farming are: 1) tomatoes 2) cassava 3) yam 4) corn 5) pimento 6) lettuce/cabbage 7) egg plant 8) peas 9) pumpkin 10) water melon 11) rice 13) sorrel 14)ginger 15) scorpion pepper 16) potatoes 17) cocoa
What is the difference between the word farmer and peasant?
A farmer typically owns and operates their own land to cultivate crops or raise livestock for profit. A peasant, on the other hand, historically refers to a poor agricultural laborer who works on someone else's land in exchange for a share of the crops produced.
What was a peasant responsibility?
they had to pay tax to the lord, sometimes in the form of crops.
What is it called when farmers raise crops or livestock to sell?
Peasant farming
what are the crops in your village?
Cocnut, banana
In the feudal system a tithe represented what part of a peasant's income?
They had to pay 10% of their income or crops
How does turkey hunting affect conservation?
If we did not hunt turkeys they would over populate and eat everything including crops
Differences between peasant and subsistence farming?
Peasant farming is the growing of crops and rearing of animals on a small scale mainly for sale while subsistence farming is the rearing of animals and growing of crops on small scale for personal or family consumption.
Why is peasant farming important?
Peasant is the cultivation of crops and raising of animals, not on a large scale. They can be found selling produce at local markets and are found in rural areas.
