I looked this up and the earliest reference I could find for the "poor house" was in the 1800's and this well past the middle ages. They were also called poor farms and I found out that people were auctioned off to another person for a year or so to work for the person in exchange for rent. Again, though, this was in the 1800's. So, if you were poor ( most people were very poor in the middle ages) there was no place for you to go to. To have a "poor house" there has to be social services and a thinking that people need to be helped in someway. The society of the middle ages was feudal which meant that 90% of the people were peasant or serf and had to work for a place to live.
The name commonly used for a poor house in the medieval age was an "almshouse." These were charitable institutions or houses where the destitute and needy could receive support and shelter.
medieval in Latin means middle age
ancient age, medieval age and modern age are the different ages.
Yes, definitely.
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"Medieval Age" no it was not the medieval age. it was the twentieth century,and before that it was the renaissance.
Medieval PeriodDark Age?Medieval times or the medieval era.
middle age
dark ages, middle ages, feudal, medieval,age of faith.
medieval in Latin means middle age
I think the best age would be the Medieval age.
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ancient age, medieval age and modern age are the different ages.
A medieval lord could be any age. A child could be born a lord.
in the medieval Age