History · Medieval Europe
Consider the following statements regarding medieval European taxes: I. 'Tithe' was a direct tax levied by the King on peasants. II. 'Tithe' was a tax of one-tenth of the agricultural produce collected by the Church. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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- 1Both Statement I and II are incorrect.
- 2Both Statement I and II are correct.
- 3Statement I is incorrect, but II is correct.✓
- 4Statement I is correct, but II is incorrect.
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Statement I is incorrect, but II is correct.
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