In Tudor houses there are steeper stairs when entering a high status room and a room where there is low status the room is also very low
1penny for the pit, 6 pence for the gallery seats and 1 shilling for the Gentlemen's room.
a rich person house would cost about 20 pounds in are money it would have a grand hallway with lots of ptrates in and a dinning room, bed room with 4 post bed and a kitchen as well as cellar.
It would have been very large, made out of wood + stone and would have a great deal of patterns in the wood or on the beams in other words. Also the rich people didn't have glass window because it was very expensive and the important bit is that it would probably break on the journey. That's why it was okay to do this!
The Poor peoples houses were small and cramped offen they had a crog loft witch is just like half a ceiling where children would sleep they would get up by a ladder They Also Had a fire in the middle of the room the frame of the house was built of wood the walls were made of straw and clay, called clom. they had one table and three stools if there was more than three people in the family they would have to take turns. i hope this is information will help you Grace Broadbent 11 years old.
In shanty towns, most dwellings are made from corrugated iron sheets arranged in boxes. Power is normally supplied from nearby traffic lights - the shanty town dwellers run an electrical cable from the lights to their houses.
The rooms downstairs were bigger...there fore there were fewer of them.
The royal Tudor people lived in palaces while the rich lived in houses made out of brick with big glass windows and the poor lived in small wooden houses with one room.
The captain is on the bridge, up the stairs when you first enter the ship.
He is up the stairs you see when you first enter the castle. Then up the stairs you see when you enter that door. Then run around this next room until you see more stairs. Then, when you enter the clock room, run to the left until you hit the wall, then turn around and hop up the giants steps. Then enter the door at the top. Bowser is up the stairs you see at the when you enter. But this requires 70 stars.
Start out in the main room on the ground level. Go up the stairs, through the keyhole door, and up the winding stairs. Go through the door at the top of the stairs, take a right, and enter the the door with the star on it.
this is a rich Tudor house this is how big they were. they had over 20 bedrooms and had loads of beds in each room. if they had a get together this is one of the places they would of gone to.
The royal Tudor people lived in palaces while the rich lived in houses made out of brick with big glass windows and the poor lived in small wooden houses with one room.
In the room before you actually enter the great marsh, go up the stairs. There will be binoculars in the upstairs room, you can use them for $100.
It doesn't. It comes from the water heater which is usually close to the furnace. In the basement or utility room.
When you enter the bank you have to go up the stairs. There is a paper. READ IT! The code is 3257 if if you cant read it.
in the living room, the first one you enter behind the painting near to the stairs
A room that you cannot enter...