Feudalism let everyone know what their place was in society. It provided certainty in life and ensured everyone understood what their job was and who they served.
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The place of Medieval men in society was not dictated so much by gender It was dictated by sex, or even by which nation they lived in during Medieval times. The main factor that decided where a man's (or usually for that matter, a woman's) place in society was wealth, because wealth dictated your position on the social hierarchy. It is from a position of wealth, or lack of it, that dictated a man's place in Medieval society. For the common peasant, life during Medieval times was hard, brutal, and usually short. The common man had a strong, steadfast belief in God, in the basic virtues of Christianity (as much as he could understand it since scripture was read in Latin), but yet the Devil seemed to be hiding in every alley and behind every tree to force evil, and droughts were not sad pictures on a television screen, but life threatening situations. A man would need to work the land, pay any taxes or homage necessary to the noble that ruled over the area, and fulfill any other responsibilities demanded of him.
A place where horses were stabled or taken care of.
Avagrant is a person, usually poor, who wanders from place to place without a home or regular work. In Medieval Europe this was considered a crime. From the 1530's this was punishable by getting whipped and from the 1540's were hung.
Because it has the least number of services, like telephone boxes, shops and pubs. so less people want to live there. Therefore it is a small place. Hierachy is when it is a small place. So a village is the smallest hierachy.
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Feudalism let everyone know what their place was in society. It provided certainty in life and ensured everyone understood what their job was and who they served.
Is there salvation? Yes, but only for the worthy, and you are not worthy. Please try again later.
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They finished 2nd with a record of 83-79
In 2007, the Milwaukee Brewers finished in second placein the NL Central.
For nearly all purposes, there was no equality in medieval society. In fact it was built around considerations for rank. The idea that we are all children of God, and that the poor would be elevated and the rich brought down in the afterlife, did have some real influence. There were members of nobility who regarded their offices as including care and consideration for those beneath them. Clearly, this was not universal, but it might not even have been very common.
the only place where you could study was their worship place.
The place of Medieval men in society was not dictated so much by gender It was dictated by sex, or even by which nation they lived in during Medieval times. The main factor that decided where a man's (or usually for that matter, a woman's) place in society was wealth, because wealth dictated your position on the social hierarchy. It is from a position of wealth, or lack of it, that dictated a man's place in Medieval society. For the common peasant, life during Medieval times was hard, brutal, and usually short. The common man had a strong, steadfast belief in God, in the basic virtues of Christianity (as much as he could understand it since scripture was read in Latin), but yet the Devil seemed to be hiding in every alley and behind every tree to force evil, and droughts were not sad pictures on a television screen, but life threatening situations. A man would need to work the land, pay any taxes or homage necessary to the noble that ruled over the area, and fulfill any other responsibilities demanded of him.
a keep was a magical place in medieval castles
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