During the Middle Ages, many villages had areas reserved for families to take their cows or sheep to graze. All families were welcome to use this land without charge. The land for grazing can be characterized as a:
A) public good.
B) private good.
C) natural resource.
D) common resource.

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The use of the land for grazing was open to all families in the village, indicating that it was a common resource. It was not owned or controlled by any individual or group, and its use by one family did not prevent its use by others.

During the Middle Ages, Many Villages Had Areas Reserved for Families