The lord and the peasnat
The peasants.
the grand jury, at least thats what my world civ teacher said
Every village needed at least one cobbler to make shoes for the residents. Most probably lived upstairs over their shops, or had their shop in their homes. The cobbler would have lived near the middle of town, with all the other small tradesmen.
Main street running through the town with a center square and church at one end. If it was a wealthy town there could be a fountain in the center of the square. The streets could be dirt or cobbled. There may also be several branches of streets of the main street leading to merchant areas and business. Today, you can still see this format in many towns in Europe that began in the middle ages. Some of the streets still retain the names as well from that time.More:During the Middle Ages, the thing that was most commonly used to distinguish a town from a village was that the town had a royal charter for a permanent market. Market towns were chosen for their locations more than their sizes, because they did not want permanent markets too close to each other. In order to be a village, a settlement had to have a church, so a town would have to have at least one, but it could have more than one. A town did not have a cathedral, which was the distinguishing feature of a city.
It was one of the few places that offered education to people. It also guarenteed people at least two full meals a day.They also provided medicine to the ill and old (It normally didn't help them and sometimes made them worse.) They also provided other services like telling people the time by ringing the church bell to tell them the time.
The peasants.
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the cat
In the medieval era. At least it is most common known to be in the medieval era.
The people
you have to be it least 10 or over
Least important relationship - most people would barely notice.
the grand jury, at least thats what my world civ teacher said
People who live in a poor village.
They did not. At least no more, or less so, than people today. Religions seek to control people and restrict or ban certain things. That was far easier when the populace was kept in ignorance.
The Medieval Period was from about 500 to 1500 AD. Christ had been dead for at least 500 years.
In the Neolthic period, the village was apparently the basic social unit of China, at least in the core region.