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The idea of peasants began to end with the [[American Revolution]] which was under the philosophy that all men were created equal. The [[French Revolution]] instituted a philosophy that all men are equal. These led to the end of the peasants in those countries. | The idea of peasants began to end with the [[American Revolution]] which was under the philosophy that all men were created equal. The [[French Revolution]] instituted a philosophy that all men are equal. These led to the end of the peasants in those countries. | ||
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Revision as of 03:07, October 24, 2007
Peasants were the lower class during the middle-ages.
Ending Peasants
The idea of peasants began to end with the American Revolution which was under the philosophy that all men were created equal. The French Revolution instituted a philosophy that all men are equal. These led to the end of the peasants in those countries.