alleryStart learning →If a compromise failed, what drastic resistance did aggrieved peasants often use?
ABurning the crops
BDeserting the village
CAttacking the forts
DRefusing all marriages
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Deserting the village
Leaving the village worked because uncultivated land was plentiful and labour was scarce.
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