- landlord. In Europe,
three classes of
peasants existed: non-free slaves, semi-free serfs, and free tenants.
Peasants might hold
title to land
outright (fee...
- The
tension between the
peasants and the nobility, over the
disputed sale of the
peasants' forest. The
patterns of the
peasants'
lives closely tracking...
- term "
Peasants' Revolt" does not
occur in
medieval sources:
contemporary chronicles did not give the
events a
specific title, and the term "
peasant" did...
- The
German Peasants' War,
Great Peasants' War or
Great Peasants'
Revolt (German:
Deutscher Bauernkrieg) was a
widespread po****r
revolt in some German-speaking...
-
adversely affected the
peasant class,
protecting the
landlords and
money lenders while they
exploited the
peasants. The
peasants rose in
revolt against...
-
organized by
peasants. The
history of
peasant wars
spans over two
thousand years. A
variety of
factors fueled the
emergence of the
peasant revolt phenomenon...
-
Peasant Party of
Ukraine Bavarian Peasants'
League (1893-1933)
Belarusian Peasant Party (1991-1999)
Bessarabian Peasants'
Party (1918-1923)
Peasants'...
- of
peasants, but
serfdom as we know it was
still not a
widespread phenomenon. In the mid-15th
century the
right of
certain categories of
peasants in some...
-
peasant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Peasants are a
traditional class of farmers.
Peasant(s) or The
Peasant(s) may also
refer to: The
Peasants...
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composed mainly of
peasants, the
families of
those who
served were
guaranteed rations and ****istance with farm work. Some
peasants who
remained at home...
