4 years ago

Why were medieval manors nearly self-sufficient?

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Elden [556K]4 years ago

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Answer:your answer is D

timurjin [86]4 years ago

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Answer:

It was not necessary to hire anyone on the manor and most of the materials needed were on the premises.

Explanation:

Most manors would have enough cato, servs (or slaves), crops, water, and all that was needed on its surroundings. By having food, fed workers, and power to control the surroundings, the manors barely needed something from outside of the land.

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