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Which of the following statements concerning medieval serfs is NOT accurate?

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Which of the following statements concerning medieval serfs is NOT accurate?

Which of the following statements concerning medieval serfs is NOT accurate?

a. Serfs received protection from their lords from roving brigands and warring nobles.
b. Serfs were bound to the land and could not leave without the lords' permission.
c. Dismal conditions frequently led to open rebellion by the serfs against their lord.
d. Serfs could pay a fine to marry someone of their choice if their lord had selected an alternate partner.
e. Serfs worked in their lord's land and paid their lord a variety of dues.

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