It actually wasn't too bad. Not as bad as it would be in today's society. Around that time there wasn't as much "stuff" that people owned back then and almost everything was done by hand. People would build their own homes and make their own food by hunting or fishing. The woman usually sewed dresses,quilts, and other material things. Basically People would live by doing. Unlike in Today's society where everything is handed to us.
it was tough. they worked hard every day and all night they never got a break just to let all the people know out ther i hate social studies and i never want to look at a social studies book again. even though i have 6 more years of school. I HATE SOCIAL STUDIES.
poor
Poor, like today.
It was hard for poor people because they didnt have the proper care that the wealthy people needed.
Bread and Circuses.
No. 14-century was an unhealthy,poor educated time compared to 21-century.
Well, if they don't go to a poor peoples housing center they live on the street or live in parks.
well some of them are and some of them are not
In the 16th century England for the poor.
He did not have one.It wasnt the practice for poor people in the 16th century to be given middle names.
Nicholas Jennings impersonated the poor and took money from innocent people. He lived in the 16th-17th century and was classed as a thief.
possibly because if the poor ever realized that they were greater in number they could easily overtake the rich
Because, Otherwise the rich wouldn't have been rich and the poor, with no high standard of comparison due to lack of rich people, would have become middle class. Think about it.
uniforms were first introduced in the 16th century for charity schools for the poor children. it was only until the 19th century that public schools started wearing uniforms too
Poor people like anything they can get
In the 16th century the main food of rich people was meat. However the rich rarely ate vegetables. Rich people were not necessarily well fed because they ate too few vegetables. Poor people ate plenty of vegetables because they had no choice! Vegetables were cheap but meat was a luxury. On certain days by law people had to eat fish instead of meat. At first this was for religious reasons but later in the 16th century it was to support the fishing industry. If you lived near the sea or a river you could eat fresh fish like herrings or mackerel. Otherwise you might have to rely on dried or salted fish. Poor people usually ate dreary food. In the morning they had bread and cheese and onions. They only had one cooked meal a day. They mixed grain with water and added vegetables and (if they could afford it) strips of meat.
The poor lived in tenements, which are like modern day slums.
They were overcrowded, with several people sharing a bed, with very poor sanitation and very dirty.
they are very poor