Peasant Life in Eighteenth-Century Western Europe Was Characterized by

question 39

Multiple Choice

Peasant life in eighteenth-century western Europe was characterized by

• A)close and cordial relations with local landlords.
• B)vulnerability to rising taxes and rents.
• C)a willingness to try experimental farming techniques.
• D)the confinement of women to household activities.
• E)peasants owning adequate land for their needs.

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