Use of peasantry in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include peasantry at the start of sentence, peasantry at the end of sentence and peasantry in the middle of sentence
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peasantry at the end of sentence
- Even more important was the peasantry.
- But the commercial success paradoxically impoverished the peasantry.
- The dominant theme of this literature was concern for the well-being of the peasantry.
- New merchant and professional classes arose and a proletariat developed out of the peasantry.
- During the fifteenth century, the laws of supply and demand worked in favour of the peasantry.
- They pursued the fugitives for about nine miles and then lit bonfires on the hill-tops to alert the local peasantry.
peasantry in the middle of sentence
- The peasantry has shrunk from 74.6 millions to 65.5.
- In reality, the peasantry had no interest in socialism.
- The peasantry still had virtually no rights whatsoever.
- The Russian peasantry stood on the brink of disappearance.
- The vast mass of peasantry could be neutralized by promising land reforms.
- Bazin was believed to have wide support among the peasantry in the countryside.
- In this way, a small number of landowners can control the peasantry in rural areas.
- The peasantry were being drawn into the money economy, thereby raising consumer demand.
- The debate over the middle peasantry can only be resolved by referring to concrete situations.
- Since the soldiery could only live by looting, the peasantry were rising out of sheer desperation.
- While attention remained focused upon the peasantry, renewed emphasis was given to contact with urban workers.
- The peasantry, it seemed, were being squeezed in order to earn foreign exchange and uphold the value of the rouble.
- The peasantry wanted noble land without paying compensation; they wanted to see taxation and conscription done away with.
- This argument puts forward the notion that the peasantry working in these conditions would provide revolutionary potential.
- As with the peasantry, strong ties of loyalty and obligation tend to prevent the development of permanent horizontal links.
- Yet the peasantry represented, at least potentially, a lever of social change which the more moderate intelligentsia lacked.
- To tamper with serfdom was certain to arouse wild expectations among the peasantry and would require the most rigorous control.
- The commune provided some marginal bargaining power for the peasantry since concerted resistance could not be lightly dismissed.
- While some clung to the fading dream of direct transition to socialism based on the peasantry, others became intoxicated by Marxism.
- Marx originally argued that the growth of large-scale industry led to the demise of the peasantry and the development of the proletariat.
- The role of the peasantry in the revolution or its relationship with the industrial proletariat was never satisfactorily defined by the Comintern.
- The commune was doomed by the spread of market relations and the peasantry were becoming divided between capitalists and propertyless rural labourers.
- These arrangements entrenched a distinctive land-owning pattern among the peasantry and perpetuated the peasantry's distance from other social estates.
