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Mark the statement if it correctly describes Russian serfs.

A.
They lived in single-room cabins made of logs or clay.

B.
They were regarded as the property of the noble whose fields they worked.

C.
They made up more than three-quarters of the population.

D.
They owned the land on which they worked.

Mark the statement if it correctly describes Russian serfs.

A.
Their living conditions had changed little since the days of Ivan the Terrible.

B.
Their taxes were high.

C.
They could leave the land legally to find much better work in the city.

D.
They had as few rights as slaves.

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The correct statements are that: 1A - they lived in single rooms, because they were poor and could not afford more ; 1B - they werre indeed regarded as property and the nobles could sell them to other nobles; 1C they did make up the majority of the population, and it times it was as much as 3-quarters (at that time the nobility was a minority in many countries) (1D is false - they could not own the land). 2A: they remained poor throughout the majority of time and yes, their conditions barely changed, B - yes, they did pay high taxes and were punished if they didnt pay, 2D - they were technically slaves in many ways, due to the lack of freedon (2C is false)
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