• Matéria: História
  • Autor: Lucas280234
  • Perguntado 7 anos atrás
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Como ocorreu o surgimento da propriedade privada?

Respostas

respondido por: FamiliaCouto
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Acredito que a Propriedade Privada Individual como a conhecemos hoje começa a se formar com o fim do feudalismo, onde originou-se as glebas de proprietários rurais na Europa que antes eram os antigos senhores feudais (condes, barões, duques etc...), mas as terras pertenciam realmente ao Rei.

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