crofters (Meaning)

crofters

a small enclosed field usually adjoining a house, a small enclosed field, a small farm worked by a tenant

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The crofters lived in small, isolated cottages on the windswept Scottish moors.
The crofters' livelihood depended on the land they farmed, which was often harsh and unforgiving.
The crofters were resilient people who faced many challenges, including poverty, isolation, and disease.
The crofters often shared their meager resources with their neighbors and supported each other through difficult times.
The crofters' way of life was threatened by the arrival of large-scale farming and industrialization.
Many crofters were forced to leave their homes and seek work elsewhere.
The crofters' traditional practices have been preserved through museums and cultural organizations.
The crofting lifestyle is still practiced by a small number of people in Scotland and other parts of the United Kingdom.
The crofters' legacy is one of resilience, community spirit, and a deep connection to the land.
The crofters' story is an important part of Scottish history and culture.

a small enclosed field usually adjoining a house, a small enclosed field, a small farm worked by a tenant

planters, growers, tillers, cultivators, croppers,agriculturalists, agriculturists, yeomen, sharecroppers,tenant farmers

nonfarmers,,

The crofters lived in small, isolated cottages on the windswept Scottish moors.

The crofters' livelihood depended on the land they farmed, which was often harsh and unforgiving.

The crofters were resilient people who faced many challenges, including poverty, isolation, and disease.

The crofters often shared their meager resources with their neighbors and supported each other through difficult times.