they didn't have much livestock, all this is documented

it wasn't until serfdom ended that you had lots of work animals and so on

no, they had animals

that's a part ofwhy serfdom ended is that when agricultural enclosure happened and they could invest in work animals serfs became obsolete

Ok

i'm going to ask you a question and you're going to respond immediately, k?

the whole population of many villages wasn't really that large

you ready?

it's just a basic question on serfdom

anyone who has studied serfdom at all will be able to answer this in a few words

ready?

you haven't studied serfdom

are you ready?

GG @WP, you just advanced to level 7!

you've studied some wrong shit

are you ready?

some fake history shit

are you afraid?

you're going to be exposed for not even knowing the most basics about serf life?

running away now?

spit it out autist

name the classes of serfs

what do you even mean, there weren't necessarily universal classes

in england

name how they're listed in the domesday book

everyone who has had the most basic introduction to serfdom knows this

england changed quite a lot

it's listed in black and fucking white int he book you dumb shit

lying shit you haven't studied the most basic introduction to serfdom

there were totally different systems throughout many times in history

name them

it's all meaningless

say the fucking names

fucking liar

you don't knwo anything about serfdom

this is the most basic introduction to serfdom

you don't know

because you don't know anything about serfdom

you don't know shit

Hi

villeins, cotters and bordars were the three main divisions