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History
manors
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a bailiff’s
house
.A bailiff was the man responsible for keeping law and order, as well as collecting taxes
medieval farming
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Crop rotation
field one could be wheat, field two could be oats while the third
field was left fallow (left empty to regain nutrients).
A fourth field, the commons
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peasants
Freemen
had to pay rent to the lord of the manor as well as paying a tithe (tax of 1/10 of their
income) to the church.
Sherfs
belonged to the lord but were a step up from slaves. They farmed the lord’s land six days
a week for which they received a small plot of land to build a house on.
lived in wattle-and-daub houses with thatched roofs and one room; their animals were
brought in at night. Clothes were made of wool or linen and dyed with berry juice.
Their diets consisted of bread, cheese and pottage – eating meat was rare.
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