In the 14th century, ale was often the only safe beverage for children due to the poor quality of water, which was frequently contaminated and could cause illness. Brewing ale involved boiling water, which killed harmful bacteria, making it a healthier option for hydration. Additionally, ale was low in alcohol content, making it suitable for children, who would consume it in place of water. This practice reflected the cultural norms of the time, where fermented beverages were commonly consumed by people of all ages.
The late 19th century policy that was seen as a violation of the 14th amendment was the Equal Protection Clause. The clause was only for members of the state government.
Australia was unknown in the fourteenth century. However, the only method of transport by which one could have reached the continent was via boats,
seven children, but only one -- a son named Louis -- survived to adulthood.
yes children can take it only if they are not llergic to milk
The greatest disaster to affect 14th century Europe decimated 25% of the population. The Black Death, as it was known, claimed its victims with no respect to wealth or social status. The causes of the plague wouldn't be understood for many years so it was feared as only the unknown can be.
It is actually true the only people who knew how to read were people of the clergy.
Mercury is the closest planet to the sun and because of this, it can only be seen at twilight. The planet was discovered in 14th century BC and it has no known satellites.
There was no perspective in Egyptian paintings because it wasn't invented yet. Perspective was only used during and after the Renaissance time in the 14th century.
They are only given a sip so they will drink responsibility. They know when to say when.
in battle during the middle ages in the 10th century until the 14th century [roughly] a knight wore a coat of mail, with a mail coif with a helm that covered only above the eyes and the nose onward from 14th century knights wore partial plate and after wore mainly gothic or Italian full plate during the crusades they wore coats with mainly religios symbols on in times without war they mainly wore semi-posh [well kind of] clothes in battle during the middle ages in the 10th century until the 14th century [roughly] a knight wore a coat of mail, with a mail coif with a helm that covered only above the eyes and the nose onward from 14th century knights wore partial plate and after wore mainly gothic or Italian full plate during the crusades they wore coats with mainly religios symbols on in times without war they mainly wore semi-posh [well kind of] clothes
in battle during the middle ages in the 10th century until the 14th century [roughly] a knight wore a coat of mail, with a mail coif with a helm that covered only above the eyes and the nose onward from 14th century knights wore partial plate and after wore mainly gothic or Italian full plate during the crusades they wore coats with mainly religios symbols on in times without war they mainly wore semi-posh [well kind of] clothes in battle during the middle ages in the 10th century until the 14th century [roughly] a knight wore a coat of mail, with a mail coif with a helm that covered only above the eyes and the nose onward from 14th century knights wore partial plate and after wore mainly gothic or Italian full plate during the crusades they wore coats with mainly religios symbols on in times without war they mainly wore semi-posh [well kind of] clothes
Elbing in the 14th century, the alternitive name is Prussia, Germany. Hope this helped, i am only 13, but i study the German language in school so i am correct. Tschüss x