Question

How were workers treated differently under manorialism than under

capitalism?
A. They were bound to the land and required to work there.
B. They increasingly lived in urban environments.
C. They were not protected from dangerous working conditions.
D. They had the opportunity to get well-paying jobs that didn't require
manual labor.

Answer 1

A. They were bound to the land and required to work there.

Step-by-step explanation:

In manorialism, under feudalism, the workers were known as serfs. These serfs worked for a lord. They would sign a contract saying that they would work their land in order to live on it. However, this contract also stated that the serfs could not leave. This form of economy was extremely restricting for workers.