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Aside from convenience for the lord and his family, what is the most likely reason a church was part of a manor?

The people who lived at the manor all shared the same faith.
The vassals vowed to obey God first and their lord second.
The peasants were required to attend church with the lord.
The parish priest had living quarters in the church.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
The peasants were required to attend church with the lord.

Explanation: Manor churches served as the local parish for everyone on the estate. The lord usually maintained and appointed the priest, and villagers were expected to attend services there as part of communal religious obligation and social life.