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Why were medieval manors nearly self sufficient
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Why were medieval manors nearly self sufficient

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Slaves were brought in to run the manor efficiently.

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because they had several servants working in the fields and taking care of animals. this reliance on self sufficency allowed them to not be dependent on anything from the outside
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