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E., Rock Rapids, IA 51246-1759: Alpha Omega Publications, Inc. History & Geography 604 Life in the Middle Ages.

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Instead of the lords exploiting the serfs, now it was the bourgeoisie exploiting the proletariat. Marx said that people were no better off under capitalism than they had been under feudalism. Feudalism eventually ended because of fighting between lords and serfs. If they got wealthy enough, a vassal or serf could buy their freedom from the lord.ДЄccording to Karl Marx, feudalism was the stage of society before capitalism and after slavery. Most serfs and vassals also paid another 10% of their income to the Catholic Church. However, they usually paid 10% of their income to their lord. Villeins and serfs did not need to serve in levy (an army created through conscription). The lord had also had a duty to protect them. The lord had to give them land to grow crops. They could grow and sell grain and vegetables. They could not be sold away from the land, but were always sold with the land. Serfs had little more freedom than slaves. In exchange, they were allowed to live on the manor and grow crops there. Like villeins, serfs worked on a lordвЂ™s land. They were farmers or workers who did not own any land. Some escaped villeins also joined bands of outlaws. However, they could not do this without special permission. A villein could also move up in society if they helped the Catholic Church.

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A villein could become a free man this way. They could run away to another town and live quietly, without being noticed. However, outside the manor, their options were limited. Some villeins tried to escape from their lordsвЂ™ manors. On the walls of their houses, villeins hung meats, tools, and dried vegetables. In return, villeins were allowed to live in small houses on the manor, with floors made of earth and a thatched roof. They could not leave the manor without their lordвЂ™s permission. They could not move or marry unless the lord approved. A villein was legally tied to their lord or his manor. They had more freedom than slaves, but they were not completely free. When a noble died, his firstborn son got everything his father owned. Manors were given from one generation to another. These people got food and housing, but did not get paid in money. Lords allowed many people to live and work on their manors. Each manor had its own church, village, mill, wine press, and pasture lands. In return, the lords promised to give their vassals protection, peace, and safety. When a vassal fished on the lordвЂ™s land, they gave some of the fish to the lord. When a vassal killed animals for food, they gave part of the meat to their lord. A vassal also had to give other taxes and gifts to their lord. They had to use the lordвЂ™s granaries to grind the grain. A vassal had to pay taxes of grain to their lord. A serf had to pay taxes of grain to their vassal. Instead, they were paid in services (like free labor) and products (like crops). Under feudalism, taxes were not paid with money.

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