Question

Where were the peasants referred to the social distribution of the Middle Ages?

Answer 1

Respuesta:

Medieval society was for centuries a basically rural society. In the Middle Ages, ninety percent of the population lived in the countryside, the center of all activity and daily life for the inhabitants of that time.

In the first medieval centuries, peasants organized around their own lands and other common lands, such as forests, which they shared with their neighbors. In small groups, they imposed their laws and justice, organized the crops and the resources they obtained.

Little by little, these communities were absorbed by lords, laymen or religious, to whom these lands had been handed over. Thus begins what we have today called the feudal system or feudalism, establishing itself as a mode of social organization.