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In medieval times, most agricultural workers were serfs. They were bound to their lands, meaning that they were not exactly slaves, but they were not allowed to move away from their homes. They were given plots of land to tend, and there were plots of land worked by the serfs in a community as a group. They were not paid, for the most part, but got the food they grew, protection, and a place to live.

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A serf got no wages. the lord and the serf used a bartering system. The lord would give the serf protection and use of land. In return, the serf would provide goods and services.

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None, they got food and a place to sleep

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