How were Russian peasants different from European peasants?
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Answer: The five differences between the peasants of Russia and Europe are:
- About 85% of Russians were agriculturists . In France and Germany ,the farmers were between 40 to 50% .
- In Europe ,the industrial Revolution changed a mainly rural society into an urban one .
- Iin Russia , sometimes the working hours for workers were 15 hours,compared with 10 or 12 hours in Europe .
- Industrialisation started late in Russia and industries were only found in small pockets .Workers were divided social group and maintained strong links with the villages they had come from .
- In France during French Revolution ,the French peasants respected the nobles and also fought for them . But in Russia peasants wanted the land of their nobles .They refused to pay rent and even murdered landlords .
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