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Medieval rich people were often nobles or were given land and titles by the very wealthy. Rich people were kings, dukes, duchesses, and queens while the poor people worked the land for these nobles.
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Was there any connection between rich medieval people and poor medieval people?
Yeah. They were both people.
In medieval times did any rich people give some food to the poor?
Sometimes
What food did they eat in medieval Baghdad?
both rich and poor people ate a meal called harissa it is made from chicken or any type of cheap meat boiled with herbs.
What are some binweevil accounts of rich people?
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Does a noble woman in the medieval times have to pay taxes?
Her husband did. Women didn't have any rights or property rich or poor.
Are there any rich people in the dominican republic?
30% of Dominicans are rich not all. Were i come from is rich
What duties rich medieval women carry out daily in their home?
I have been looking for exactly the same thing! Rich medieval women did not look after their children instead a maid did. I haven't found any thing else yet but if I do I will tell you! sorry to be such a pain knowing only one thing!
Is there any people live in that are rich?
yes there are many rich like the president.did you know that there more than 1'000'0 people that are rich but it doesnt make a difference
Are there any rich people on gaiaonline that can help you?
Many
What were some of the jobs people had in medieval Baghdad?
People in them days had any jobs like:doctorslibrairiansCarpentersAnd lots more
Without rich people their would be no jobs for any one?
Not necessarily. A lot of people that provide jobs are not very rich. A lot of jobs do not depend on there being rich people. Some rich people do help in creating jobs through employing people and in the way they spend their money.
What is vernacular language and what were common vernacular languages in medieval times?
In medieval Europe, a vernacular language was any language used by the common people that was not Latin.
