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What type of people lived in the medieval times?
humans
What type of mills were used in medieval times?
Watermills
What type of food did Muslims eat during the medieval times?
Harissa
Were the people in Medieval plays more famous than the average people?
Acting in medieval times wasn't a full-time occupation. I think it is significant that the names of actors in medieval Mystery Plays haven't been recorded. The actors were not comparable in status to modern actors.
What type of education was there in the medieval times for a noblewoman?
How to give birth was the main one.
What type of daily fare did a common person have for his meals in the Medieval Times?
apple
Where were the Wakefield Mystery Plays performed?
The Wakefield Mystery Plays were performed in a city called Wakefield in England. They were played in medieval times, until 1576.
What was the most popular type of strategies used in medieval times?
i dont know.. books?
What were dinosaurs like in medieval times?
There were no dinosaurs in medieval times.
What types of people were there in medieval time?
In medieval times there were all type of people, just like today. There were:farmerscraftsmenbakerslawyersbureaucratsgovernment leaders (nobles)soldiers and generalswindlers and thievesmurdersmerchantsexplorers
What id another term used to describe the middles ages?
Medieval PeriodDark Age?Medieval times or the medieval era.
Why did the medieval drama decline?
Medieval theater included types of play that were intended to instruct people religiously. These included Morality plays, Miracle plays, and Mystery plays. As the Middle Ages came to an end, these types of plays were targeted by people opposed to the influence of the Roman Catholic Church as too Catholic, and they were mostly banned by the Catholic Church because they did not really represent it, but gave Protestants things to complain about. One type of medieval theater that survived was Mummings, which most religious people opposed for the entire Middle Ages, but were too much fun to be suppressed everywhere. They are still done today. Another type of medieval theater that survived and evolved was Manners plays, who were not religious in nature and were only suppressed from time to time as being too worldly or, during times of contagion, too attractive to crowds of people who might spread disease.
