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Usually, old people were cared for by their families if they could not provide for themselves. If they could not provide for themselves, they were cared for by the Church, possibly in monasteries, or by their communities. Since charity was an important part of Christian life, they were not usually completely without support.
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How did the medieval people get their weapons?
They got their weapons, because they had black smiths
What entertainment was available to people during medieval times?
people got enter tained by compertitions such as jousting
How did the social and political structures of medieval Europe change?
People got more rich
What got in the way of medieval people having a nice life?
the great plague and the pesents revolt
How did people gain salvation in medieval times?
By only believing in God. That was the only way they got their education.
Where did medieval lords get their food?
Medieval lords got their food from the peasants
How did the Medieval people get their taffeta?
Taffeta was got by trade with people in the Middle East. The word itself is Persian. Before the rise of Islam, Western Europeans got it in trade that went through Constantinople. After that, they got it by trading with Arabs.
How long do people live for in the middle ages in medieval village?
The life span of people in this time was to about 25 years old.
In medieval times what happened to the land when most people in an area died?
It got defecated upon by many ''wampus kats''!
Did people of the Middle Ages get treats or snacks?
Medieval people did get treats and snacks. Poor laboring people got snacks often, though not sweets, because they needed food to be able to work. People who could afford them ate fruits, including dried fruits and raisins. Wealthy people got desserts, including a variety of pastries and cakes. Caramel and marzipan were both medieval developments.
What did medieval women wear when they got married?
well, medieval women got married, they wore dresses made of bear fur that was rare back then.
What were the three languages spoken in Medieval England and spoke them?
Three languages spoken in Medieval England were:Old English/Middle EnglishLatinOld FrenchThe common people spoke Old English/Middle English and Old French. Educated people and Monks also spoke Latin.
