In feudal Europe, what did peasants and serfs most likely get for the work they did? A. higher social status the longer they worked B. a place to live on a manor and a portion of the crops they harvested C. an education that taught them how to read and write D. the right to vote on important matters in a village council

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Carsen Gardner

Social Studies

19 January, 07:01

In feudal Europe, what did peasants and serfs most likely get for the work they did? A. higher social status the longer they worked B. a place to live on a manor and a portion of the crops they harvested C. an education that taught them how to read and write D. the right to vote on important matters in a village council

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Janessa Nichols · Answer 1

In Feudal Europe, the peasants and serfs most likely got a place to live on a manor and a portion of the crops they harvested in return for the work they did.

Explanation:

The work the peasants and the serfs did was not considered to be significant enough to pay good returns for the work they did. They did not get monetary rewards from their masters but were only given a place to live and a predetermined share of whatever the farm produce was. They lived on the same fields they worked on.