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How many people could read in the Tudor times?
40% of adult literacy
What was Tudor times like?
Most people were poor and hardly any people except posh/rich civilians could read
Where the Scribes the only people in could read in Egypatian life?
The scries could read and write, but rich people could learn to read a write aswell.
There are 76 people-53 can read Hindu 46 can read times 39 can read Deccan and 15 can read all 3 If 22 can read Hindu and Deccan and 23 can read Deccan and times then what is the number of people?
I think there are 76 people. Because it says, there are 76 people.
Could people read in Elizabethan times?
How the hell do you think they memorized scripts or how romeo and juliet was written down? At least some people (and all of the actors) had to know how to read. And these were ordinary middle-class people like Shakespeare himself.
What kind of service is Times Online?
Times online provides magazines. It alowes people to read the latest magazine online if they have a subscription. It also alowes people to read the magazines they didn't get to read prevously.
What percentage of people who read the times actually do the crossword?
The percentage of people who read the Times actually doing the crossword is 9.5%. People should take an interest in doing crossword as this exercises the mind.
Why were stained glass windows important during the Tudor times?
Because the depicted passages from either the scriptures or the lives of the saint, in a time when the mass of people were unable to read. The illustrations would be used in conjunction with sermons to teach religion.
Where can people read pages 44 and 45 of twilight?
Well... You could read the book and you could also get it for $11.69 at Amazon.
Why people read law?
so they could obey it
When is it necessary for people to read?
4 times a day :)trolololol
Where could one read the Express Times?
One can read the Express Times on lehighvalleylive, a blog that has most of the latest news, stories, and photos of the Express Times. The website has a subpage dedicated specifically to the Express Times.
