Upper Class girls where chosen, by there family, only the richest could decide.
that they were inferiour to men.
Girls were not educated in the middle ages because when they were older instead going out for a job most of them would just stay in and have to do housework. so thats why girlslearned how to cook and clean instead.
The 1500s is the Tudor period. School punishments consisted of severe birching (whipping with the birch rod, i.e. a thick heavy bundle of birch twigs tied on the end of a stick). Birching was administered to the bare buttocks, with the pupil kneeling and bent over a school 'flogging block', and could be as many as 50 strokes. As the punishment progressed, the pupil's bottom and upper thighs, including the exposed anoperineal region, would be whipped until the whole area became a mass of raw flesh and ran with blood.
No, Because if they were boys would of distracted the girls or maybe opposite.
Husbands were chosen by parents.
Upper Class girls where chosen, by there family, only the richest could decide.
They were not chosen they were born into the position.
The royal Tudor girls read, went to eat and did all that royal-ish stuff. Whereas the common Tudor girls did housework.
Tudor girls wore a plain grown with a top and skirt, and a petticoat.
Tudor girls didn't go to school but some girls were taught by their mothers at home. It was mainly the very rich ones who where home tutored.
Probability that a girl is chosen = 23/45 = .511 So, the probability that a boy is chosen = 1 - .511 = .489
that they were inferiour to men.
Popular Tudor (old engligh) names for girls are... Catherine, Katherine, Anne, Jane, Mary, Margaret, Elizabeth, and Abigail.
Usually by association with people of the same class system. They are invited to functions, parties and other social events frequented by people of similar upbringings.
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The probability is 15/25 = 3/5