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Vikentia [17]3 years ago
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The European serfs were respected for providing necessary food, while the Japanese peasants were not.

Japanese peasants had a higher social status because they legally owned the land they worked.

European serfs had a lower social status because they were legally bound to the land they worked.

The Japanese peasants were respected for providing necessary food, while the European serfs were not.

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