Question
How is serfdom different from slavery?(1 point)
Responses
Serfs were treated well by their lords.
Serfs were treated well by their lords.
It allowed peasants to rule themselves.
It allowed peasants to rule themselves.
Serfs gave up a portion of their crops to work the land.
Serfs gave up a portion of their crops to work the land.
It allowed peasants to own property.
Responses
Serfs were treated well by their lords.
Serfs were treated well by their lords.
It allowed peasants to rule themselves.
It allowed peasants to rule themselves.
Serfs gave up a portion of their crops to work the land.
Serfs gave up a portion of their crops to work the land.
It allowed peasants to own property.
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Answered by
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The statement that best distinguishes serfdom from slavery is:
**Serfs gave up a portion of their crops to work the land.**
In serfdom, serfs were bound to the land and had certain obligations to their lords, which often included giving a portion of their agricultural produce. In contrast, slaves were considered property and had no rights or ownership over their labor or results.
**Serfs gave up a portion of their crops to work the land.**
In serfdom, serfs were bound to the land and had certain obligations to their lords, which often included giving a portion of their agricultural produce. In contrast, slaves were considered property and had no rights or ownership over their labor or results.
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