How did the medieval manor help people meet their economic needs? Serfs worked as farmers and were paid by the lord.

Peasants did most of the work on the manor.

Basic needs, such as food, clothing, and defense, could all be found within the manor.

During an attack, peasants were allowed to enter the castle.

Basic needs, such as food, clothing, and defense, could all be found within the manor.

Explanation:

In the Medieval Ages, Europe was practising feudalism where lords manage their land by serfdom. The manor included a large house, where the lord lived. Most manors built far from towns and villages. Therefore, people were able to supply their own needs by acquiring from nearby. People grew vegetables, crops to meet their needs. Manors had their defence (soldiers) to fight against rivals as they built watch post and wall around.

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