The average peasant probably only worked around 200 days a year. How did the paradigm shift to the 260 days a year for most modern workers?
>>3369116
When you farm your options for work are limited in winter. Not to mention church holidays were required days off
>>3369147
Wouldn't the Church days off have translated into urban industrial work?
>>3369116
industrialism
>>3369116
1. Protestantism erased many feast days.
2. Enclosure movement fucked over the lower classes.
3. The industrial revolution drastically increased workdays/workyears.
>>3369153
Decreasing power of the Chruch in addition to the practical demands of modern work made it true, Holidays were retained because they are actually a great oppurtunity for massive upshoot in consumer spending.
>>3369147
To add this most of forests were domain of loyals so you couldnt just go hunting too.
>>3369116
Don't worry, now it's shifting back thanks to automization and IQ CRISSP be prepared for the age of exponential scientific progress and you'll enjoy it without having to do a boring job
>>3369116
Because brainwashing