Anglo-Saxon England
Serfdom is a form of agricultural labor in which a peasant is bound to a specific piece of land and under the authority of a lord, often unable to leave without permission. This system was prevalent in late Anglo-Saxon England, where economic and social changes began to reshape the feudal structure, impacting the lives of serfs and landowners alike.
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