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Priests in the middle ages had what living conditions?
Prior to the 20th century parish priests (pastors) were assigned to a parish "for life." Once assigned they usually lived out their years there. Those who entered religious orders (monks) lived in community in mosasteries, until their death
What type of houses did immigrants live in during the industrialization period?
During the industrialization period, immigrants often lived in tenement houses. These were overcrowded apartment buildings that were divided into small units, with multiple families sharing a single apartment. These tenements were usually located in urban, industrial areas and lacked proper sanitation and adequate living conditions.
What did evacuated children have to take with them when they arrived at school on the day of evacuation?
When children in Britain had to be evacuated to the country-side during the trains used were usually overcrowded and therefore the children really only took the bare necessities which in this case was mainly clothing and possibly a few personal possessions depending on the financial situation of the family such as pictures maybe a necklace small things like that, also if they could they would bring a little food to eat with them.
What were tenement districts like and what were the main problems cities faced in the 1830s and 1840s?
Tenement districts in the 1830s and 1840s were overcrowded, poorly ventilated, and lacked basic sanitation facilities. Many tenement buildings were poorly constructed and lacked proper maintenance. Cities faced major problems such as inadequate housing regulations, poor public health conditions, and a lack of urban planning to address the rapid population growth during this period.
How were Jews captured?
well Jews were taken to ghettos ,concentration camps, or maybe to sudden death...and they were taken by the gestapo or the nazi officers and they were forced to go with them or else theyd be tortured and most of them were because they didnt want to leave their home
What was a tenements?
A large apartment building that was usually overcrowded and dirty. -Apex- :)
What does DF stand for in insurance?
Usually it means Dwelling Fire.
Typical Erie dwelling or home?
they usually lived in long houses
How do organisms behave when they are in an overcrowded environment?
Grasshoppers will swarm, but usually, like people, they become stressed and angry.
Where is the north mountain?
There are none. They are usually referred to as the dwelling place of Santa Claus.
What kind of animals usually live in the areas usually represent by blue on a map?
Non-land dwelling animals
What does over-dwelling mean?
By the term dwelling we mean residence,house,farm,etc so when we say over-dwelling we usually mean something like over population of a region.It is when you have a lot of dwellings(houses,farms,etc) in a region.
What words are related in meaning to the word house?
home abode hearth dwelling (as a noun) family (usually in the context of royal dynasty) astrological sign
What does the abbreviation apt mean?
it usually means an apartment a dwelling for humans.
Does a cottage have a kitchen?
Cottage is a simplly built vacation or summer home, usually near water (Lakes for example). Kitchen is usually part of the dwelling.
How do you spell squierrel?
The correct spelling of the usually tree-dwelling rodent is a squirrel.
In area where water supply is poor during periods of peak demand what type of system would usually be specified for the domestic dwelling?
In area where water supply is poor during periods of peak demand what type of system would usually be specified for the domestic dwelling?
