There were no medieval schools. The only people who could read and write were the priests and monks. Monks produced books and rewrote The Bible. They would work years on one book because it was done by hand. They also collected books and kept small libraries that they would use. 90% of the population could not read or write.
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A couple minutes research brings up a list of about 70 schools opened during the
Middle Ages that are still open today, so clearly there were schools in the Middle Ages.
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There is nothing different between todays castles and medieval time castles. Today's castles were built in medieval times.
medieval millitary used horses and different armor as for todays armory uses high powered guns and a new type of gear and have hellicopyors to drop bombs bombs with.
they lacked todays tech. they just burn, or hang you.
schools became less common in medieval Europe
David Sheffler has written: 'Schools and schooling in late medieval Germany' -- subject(s): Education, Medieval, History, Medieval Education, Schools
its used in spices,foods,and schools for science
Surprisingly around 1 million dollars in todays money! You had to be wealthy to build one but medieval peasants where very rich.
Schools
Because Modern schools want you to be aware how ridicoulous all the religions are.
Though not as technically able nor as knowledgeable their job was essentially the same as todays doctors. To administer to the sick
You have to mostly think about it
Medieval kings had the final say when it came to making their decisions, and did not have be held accountable to anyone. Prime Minsters have to answer to parliament, and cannot pass decisions at their whims and fancies.