Which best describes why a manor in the early Middle Ages was self-sufficient?

Housing was plentiful for all classes of people.

A variety of crops provided the necessary food.

Baking and maintenance work were done on the premises.

The manor castle had walls, which could protect the residents.

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Janiyah Mitchell

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25 February, 03:35

Which best describes why a manor in the early Middle Ages was self-sufficient?

Housing was plentiful for all classes of people.

A variety of crops provided the necessary food.

Baking and maintenance work were done on the premises.

The manor castle had walls, which could protect the residents.

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Alena Warren · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above would be second option. A manor in the early Middle Ages was self-sufficient because a variety of crops provided the necessary food. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.

Which best describes why a manor in the early Middle Ages was self-sufficient?Housing was plentiful for all classes of people.A variety of crops provided the necessary food.Baking and maintenance work were done on the premises.The manor castle had walls, which could protect the residents.

Which best describes why a manor in the early Middle Ages was self-sufficient?

Housing was plentiful for all classes of people.

A variety of crops provided the necessary food.

Baking and maintenance work were done on the premises.

The manor castle had walls, which could protect the residents.