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Were peasants slaves in the middle ages?
I think I know... Most peasants were serfs; people who worked for the king a few days but the rest could do whatever they need. I was trying to get this answer for my Ch. 6 history study guide Medieval Europe.
How were the poor treted in the medieval?
Everyone was poor so they were all treated the same by the 10% who were noble. They were treated as if they needed to serve them and they expected to as well. There were no "rights" or talk of "freedom".
What is a Middle Ages alewife?
A lady brewer in the middle ages She brewed beer better than a man
Where did most people live in the middle ages?
1st Answerthey lived in the villages. in small dark and damp houses. 2nd AnswerDuring the Early Middle Ages, most people lived on manorial estates. Most people were farmers on the estates, and they were called serfs. The estates had villages on them, and the serfs usually lived in them, but the villages were very small, as they were homes to only the serfs. Later, during the High Middle Ages and, to an even greater extent, during the Late Middle Ages, many of the serfs moved to towns and cities. The country and village cottages serfs lived in were small, usually of a single room. They typically had dirt floors, and the walls were either of stone or of woven reeds called wattle hung on a wooden frame. The stone or wattle was chinked or plastered with a mud mixture called daub. The roofs were often thatched of bundles of reeds. There were few windows, and those that existed were not glazed. Since chimneys had not yet been invented, there were no fireplaces, though there could be hearths or an area in the middle of the floor where a fire could be lit. The smoke went out a hole in the roof or holes high in the walls.Towns offered the working class people accommodations that were hardly better, and possibly worse. The people who lived on elevated floors did not have heat unless they had braziers, which many could not afford, and the rooms were smaller. Very likely they had no cooking facilities whatever, and this has been shown by inventories of possessions of people who died; nearly none of the poor had pots, pans, or other cooking tools.There are links to related questions below.
What are facts about the iron age?
facts about iron ages are Barbabas Bobbi Alli Babs Kans hardcover
What did the middle ages had that we don't?
serfs
What did serfs look like in the middle ages?
a serfs house was plane and old
What was the need for knights in the middle ages?
Land and serfs.
What types of peasants were there in the middle ages?
Serfs and Freemen
During the middle ages which was the lowest class nobles serfs or vassels?
serfs and freeholders (peasants)
Whats so important about middle ages and lord and serfs?
a serf is a person who worked on the lord manor and make food
What is the lowest class of commoners called in the Middle Ages?
serfs
What is the difference between lords knights and serfs in the middle ages?
no
What were the regular or poor people in middle ages?
Peasants and serfs
Why did serfs and peasants get treated unfairly in the middle ages?
Because they were
What was the role of the serfs in the middle ages?
It was called the code of chivalry.
Who protected the kings land which the serfs worked?
During the middle ages serfs worked for their lords and that is who protected them.
