definitely much different and physically harder than today
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In villages, early teenagers were expected to become men or women and do the rituals. They were also usually expected to get married at an early age.
As early communities grew larger village life changed. New laws were enacted that changed the dynamics and interactions of the villagers.
very busy life of village
Teenagers in the past had more freedom And weren't babied until their early 20's
The Village - TV series - was created in 1993.
Çatalhöyük in present-day Turkey is considered one of the earliest complex villages, dating back to around 7500 BCE. It was a large settlement characterized by organized houses, differentiated by size and function, with evidence of social hierarchy and specialized craft production. The village also had a system for managing waste and burial practices, indicating a level of societal organization.
Village life is typically more traditional and close-knit, with a focus on agriculture and smaller, tight-knit communities. Town life is usually more modern and diverse, with better access to services, amenities, and job opportunities. Towns are usually larger in size and population compared to villages.
lived a village way of life basedon farming
Teenagers life can be easier than those of adults. Teenagers main job is to get an education, or get trained in a trade so that he/she can move on with life. Food, shelter, clothing, and other reasonable expenses are borne by the parents. If teenagers can concentrate on what is expected from them their life can be easy. If however, the teenagers have unrealistic expectations, eagerness to bypass the time to mature but get rich, wealthy, and enjoy all the pleasures of life immediately, then life will not be easy. Add to this peer pressure and readily available distractions, a teenagers's life need not necessarily be easy. It is all a matter of choice.
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What is mean by village
teenagers cant have kids butyoung adults can :)