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People who were rich in the 1500s did not have jobs. Some were bankers and loaned money, but most were landowners - and thus nobles - and paid people to work for them.
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What did rich people of the 1500s and 1600s wear?
Frocks
What did rich and poor people eat in the 1500s?
food
What jobs did middle and upper class people do during the 1500s?
they farted
What jobs do rich people have in Egypt?
the rich people in ancient Egypt had jobs as farmers and priests
Without rich people their would be no jobs for any one?
Not necessarily. A lot of people that provide jobs are not very rich. A lot of jobs do not depend on there being rich people. Some rich people do help in creating jobs through employing people and in the way they spend their money.
Was the East Indies rich in spices and jewels during the 1500s?
No it wasnt rich.
Is everyone poor?
No, not everyone is poor. Economic status varies among individuals and can be influenced by factors such as income, resources, and access to opportunities. Some people may be considered poor, while others may fall into different socioeconomic categories.
What were kings and queens like in the 1500s and what were their jobs?
the were very arogant and cocky thinking their amazing and fantastic because their rich, their all very stuck up soo like know what i mean
What jobs did rich people have in 1600?
It depends to what country you are referring to.
What jobs did rich people do in the middle ages?
watch the servants as they worked and had jobs as knights,Barons and lords.
What were the differences between rich and poor in 1500s?
In the 1500s, the rich and the poor were very different from each other. For example, regarding executions, rich peoples' deaths would be performed by beheading (started in 1552). Where as the poor were tortured and hanged. Deaths of the poor were slow, but those of the rich were quick.
What are their jobs in the 1500s?
Farmers, and food/ farm related jobs such as millers, tanners, spinners and weavers. Craftsman jobs such as carpenters, loggers, miners, metal smiths and glassmakers. Some people were merchants that bought and sold goods.
