Why did the peasants in China revolt against the landowners?

They wanted to take over the land.
They grew tired of the harsh working conditions.
They wanted to be paid more for their work.
They did not want to fight against other peasants.

They grew tired of the harsh working conditions.

Explanation:

The peasants in ancient China toiled very hard on the lands of their lords and had to pay high taxes. They had few rights if any. Their everyday life was very hard. Sometimes, the burden of this tryranny was too much and rebellions broke out.