In a fiefdom, a peasant was expected to work the land and care for the lord’s children. take the lord’s oath of loyalty. oversee the lord’s vassals. maintain the lord’s estate.

The answer is number 4:  Maintain the lord’s estate.

Feudalism system of Middle Age, a peasant, also known as a serf, was obliged to work in his lord's estate, including to maintain it, approximately 3 days a week, and he had to pay certain dues for the use of such land. In return, the Lord was expected to give him protection.

However, the serfs almost didn't have any rights, their living conditions were poor in general and they were only partially free, therefore they had to do whatever the Lord wanted them to. Some of their others tasks were: To farm, cut wood, make clothing, raise livestock and maintain roads.

Peasants were expected to work the land and maintain the lords estate

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