"Medieval people" covers a lot of ground. There are people today who still think it's flat. At least some of the ancient Greeks were aware that the Earth was round, and even knew how big it was. The reason Columbus had trouble finding a sponsor for his expedition was not that everyone at the time thought the Earth was flat; the common people may have believed that, but educated people knew better. The problem was that they also knew how big it was (from the Greeks); Columbus thought it was considerably smaller and also thought Asia stuck out further to the east than it really does. The people who refused to sponsor his trip didn't think he'd fall off the edge, they thought he'd run out of supplies and starve... which he would have, if he hadn't run into the Americas long before reaching Asia.
Flat. People in ancient times supposed that the earth was something like a flat disc, surrounded by a moat of ocean, over which rotated the star-spangled dome of the heavens. Beyond the moat were huge mountains which supported the heavens. Beyond the dome was a heaven composed of water - some of which came down as rain, through trap doors. The sun, as a god in his chariot, crossed the sky every day. Below the Earth was Hades, the place for the dead - also surrounded by water.
They used to think it was flat
A pear.
They probably did i think
Orson Welles' radio adaptation of H.G Well's The War of the World causes mass panic as people think Aliens have landed on earth.
There are parts of the Bible referring to the End Times and to a millennium. As a result of this, many people thought the world would end in 1000 AD.
The medieval concept of Heaven is much as the modern concept is. The Church has not changed its teachings, and there is really no new information. It is and has been viewed as a place for the departed spirits of good people, who worship God in an attitude of bliss. I think even the harps are included in the medieval ideas on the subject.
In 1971, it was already an established fact that the Earth is a sphere.
Round. Most people by the time of Columbus did not believe the Earth was flat, despite what some history books will tell you.
i dont think that the earth is flat .it is round in shape. if we go a journey around the world we will stop in the place we started .I think the earth is round in shape.
everyone thought the earth was flat
Because when they sailed on ships they went straight and didn't think they went around
round
They thought it hurt.
I think they are also spherical as the earth
Of what? Need a subject here.
i think poor peole had to walk
The mountains separated the people
I don't think they had cake in medieval times. Bread was about it when it came to baked goods. Bread will almost always rise.