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How do you describe peasant's life?
A life of toil and hard work. The peasant wasn't able to own much because all of his labor went to the manor, he fought as a foot soldier when there was a war, and often died by the age of 25.
What was another name for peasants in the middle ages?
anyone in medieval society below the middle class. working class citizens, serfs and the homeless.Answer:A medieval peasant was essentially a farmer who lived by subsisting on a plot of land. This land was not owned by the peasant, it was owned by a landlord who allowed the peasant to work the land in exchange for a tallage (a sort of tax) which would usually be a portion of his harvest.In social and economic terms, peasants were among both the poorest and most common people in medieval europe, probably constituting upwards of 90% of the population.In short, life as a medieval peasant was hard and their life expectancy reflected that. The life expectancy of a peasant was approximately 30 years.
What complaints did Roman Soldiers about life in the Army?
The Roman soldier had the standard gripes about army life as present day soldiers. Some of these were the lack of sleep, the discipline, the amount of deductions from their pay, the attitude of their centurion, and the food.
What civilization did Rome inherit its culture religion and way of life?
The Romans did not inherit their culture, religion and way of life from anyone. They had their culture, religion and way of life right from the start. In the early days there was an influence by their Sabine and Etruscan neighbours. Greek influence was also present form the early days and increased from the 3rd century B.C. when Rome took over Tarentum, the biggest Greek city in mainland Italy.
Why were medieval doom paintings used?
Doom paintings were used to warn people about living a sinful life by showing them heaven and hell.Read more: Why_were_medieval_doom_paintings_used
