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There was not nearly as much scientific and medical knowledge commonly known at that time, and the church at the time often fought against advances in medicine because of superstitions and lack of understanding. Modern media did not exist, so much knowledge was just passed around by word of mouth, especially before the printing press was invented in 1450. Many people did not know how to read at the time.
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What were relationships like in the Middle Ages?
The relationships in the middle ages were hard. They had to work on the farms and cook for themselves.
Was it hard to find sugar in the middle ages?
check your anser
Did knights in the middle ages ever work hard?
yes, they worked really hard
Were jobs in middle ages boring?
Not most of them. But they could be disgusting or hard work.
How where the curches in the middle ages built?
Lots of hard work, heavy lifting, and thinking.
Why was life as a monk harsh in the middle ages?
there life was hard because they had to do lots of work
Was life ever hard for lords in the middle ages?
In the middle ages Lords had to fight to defend their lands and kings. If a Lord did not fight then he could lose his land to his rival or be beheaded for disloyalty
Why was it hard to become king after the middle ages?
beacause in the middle ages you dont need to be bossy beacause peopol can kill the then but you and me want to stay alive so the queen looks after us now.
Why was it hard for a king to rule England at the end of the middle ages?
it is because they were under pressure :D
Why was church so hard during the middle age?
I am not sure the Church was "hard" during the Middle Ages. The Church spent a lot of energy providing for the sick and poor, giving people refuge, representing the needs of the poor to the kings, and protecting people. There is a link below to a related question, "What was the role of the Church in the Middle Ages?"
Did influenzer kill people in the middle ages?
It is possible that flu killed people in the middle ages, but it was not identified as "flu" but something else. Since no medical records were made or kept it is hard to know what people died of most of the time.
Was there EVER a Queen Victoria in the Middle Ages?
There may have been a Queen Victoria in the Middle Ages, but I cannot find any reference to her. There was a Victoria who was the mother of Victorinus, a man who claimed to be the Roman Emperor in the 3rd century, but she was not a queen and did not live in the Middle Ages. I searched online and in a hard copy of the the Webster's Biographical Dictionary dating from 1948.
