What are Medieval Times?

Answer 1

Medieval came from the Latin, medium (middle) and aevum (age) and refers to the period known as the Middle Ages.

Something from the middle ages is medieval.

The medieval period in Europe lasted roughly from the 5th to 16th centuries A.D.

Answer 2

The Medieval times in Europe were a time of castles, kings and princesses. The Medieval times were also a time that plague ravaged Europe and many countries were at war with each other. The Medieval times were also known as the Middle Ages and occurred from 400 to around 1400.
Medieval times is a term used to refer to the middle ages, which is the time period from antiquity to the Renaissance, which is from about 475 to 1450 AD. Medieval Times is also a term used in reference to the a chain of restaurants that are dinner theaters, featuring tournaments such as was the custom in the High Middle Ages.

Answer 3

This is a time that spans a 1000 years of history from 410 AD with the fall of Rome to the age of exploring. It is a time of death, of no learning, of trying to stay alive the best way a person could. The barbarian tribes raided and enslaved people at will. They demanded tribute from people or would kill them. The middle ages is a time where Europe was a patchwork of holdings by strong men and 90% of the people lived in huts made of wattle and daub and had no say in how they lived. It is a time of war, death, destruction, and disease. When Rome fell so did any government or services. Knights were more like "wiseguys" than "good guys" and they carried out the wishes of the strong noble lord they served. It was a time of feudalism that benefited the wealthy and made the poor work, fight wars, and die.

Answer 4

European history (adjectivial form medieval or mediæval) is a period of international history covering roughly a millennium in the 5th century through 16th centuries