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They were the most advanced people on Earth and mainly lived in the Middle East.
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A word that refers to life during middle ages?
The middle ages way of life was called feudalism.
What did boys do in the middle ages?
Organized schools were not set up in the middle ages. The middle ages was a time of no learning or study. About 90% of the people couldn't read or write and those who did were nobles who had been taught by monks.
Was life safe in the middle ages when the Tudors ruled?
Sorry, the Tudors ruled after the Middle Ages ended, so the question is moot.
How long was the life span in the middle ages?
around forty to fifty
How much did life change during the middle ages?
3 out of 3
How do you live a good life in the middle ages as a christian?
Kill Muslims!
What was a knight's family life in the Middle Ages?
Knights.
How was life different from a town in the middle ages from life on a manor?
life was different in middle ages since it was the middles ages and in manor well, it was the manor!
What life was like in the middle ages?
What was the peasants life was in the middle ages?
life was really good
How was life in the middle ages?
normal usuall
A word that refers to life during middle ages?
The middle ages way of life was called feudalism.
What did boys do in the middle ages?
Organized schools were not set up in the middle ages. The middle ages was a time of no learning or study. About 90% of the people couldn't read or write and those who did were nobles who had been taught by monks.
What is the center of social and religious life in the middle ages?
ChurchThe centres of Medieval life were the castle or manor of the lord and the church.
Was life safe in the middle ages when the Tudors ruled?
Sorry, the Tudors ruled after the Middle Ages ended, so the question is moot.
What was the life of a king in the middle ages?
life back then very harsh and crule
What was the life of a surf in the middle ages?
usually surfs in the middle ages lived up to about 40 years tops, 20 years average.
