what was tithe?
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A tithe is a one-tenth part of something, paid as a contribution to a religious organization or compulsory tax to government.
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The tithe was a levy that was levied on agricultural products and was paid to the church by clergy.
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- The alliance of duchies and principalities under a single king during the Middle Ages gave rise to one of the oldest nations in the world, France.
- It is one of the major agricultural producers in Europe and one of the world's most powerful industrial forces.
- "Tithe"in the French sense was a religious tax levied by the church that represented one-tenth of agricultural output.
- The tithe and the taille tax differ in the following ways:
- Tithe: A tithe is a one-tenth fraction of any money given to the government as a compulsory tax or as a donation to a charity organisation.
- It was decided that the tithe would represent the tenth of everything.
- Taille: The Taille was a land-based direct tax.
- Based on how much land each household possessed, taille was assessed.
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