All of the following represent innovations in land use in the Middle Ages, except a. shared ownership of monastic communities b. the open fields of the seigniorial villages c. the three file systems d. private ownership of small farms #remyboyz
The answer to that is D Hope I helped
D. private ownership of small sites Explanation: In the Middle Ages there were several different inventions in the use of land, but this was not one of them. it became a thing even after colonization and the new world.
Correct D. private ownership of small properties. Monastic communities have monastic centers in various places like Ethiopia, Georgia, Greece, Republic of Macedonia and Russia. Although monks lived in individual huts or rooms in the Middle Ages, shared spaces were an innovation in land use. The open country system was the agricultural system that prevailed in much of Europe in the Middle Ages and innovated in the use of hectares of land. The three-field system was also implemented in medieval Europe, which innovated land use by being able to grow different types of crops in the same area at sequential times.
I think it’s d, I’ll do the test rn