Acrobat- they do stunts to entertain people
. Apothecary- dispensed herbal medicines which were created from the blend of plants, herbs, and roots.
. Astrologers- known as mystical being. They are skilled in reading astronomical bodies and relate them in every person's life.
. Barber- although they are usually seen cutting hair, they were also skilled in personal care like doing the job of a surgeons, dentist, and blood-letters.
. Blacksmith-lowly occupation, it was regarded as the most significant occupation of the time. Blacksmiths forged weapons, repairs broken armor, and even sharpened weapons. . Bottler- they manage the storing and giving out of wines.
. Butler- in charge for the castle cellar
. Bower-making bows.
. Candlemaker- the name implies
. Carpenter- they weren't limited in building houses and furniture rather they were all-around individuals who knows just anything about wood. They are known as elite tradesmen.
. Chamberlain- responsible for the entire jobs that has something to do with the Chamber.
. Chaplain- responsible for all religious activities.
. Clothier- creates clothes used by the nobles.
. Cook- cook different kinds of foods.
. Cordwainer- someone who manufacture shoes.
. Cottar- known as one of the lowest occupation.
. Gardener- awareness about plants and herbs.
. Gond Farmer- term used for dung.
. Harker- they declare announcements given by the queen.
. Herbalists- they planted and sustain medicinal plants.
. Jester- also known as the Fool, they would entertain the Queen to laugh.
. Knight- they would fight and uphold the safety of the Queen.
. Messenger- carries receipts, commodities, and letters.
. Moneylender- they were the Elizabethan bankers.
. Page- a work than includes a very young man, usually 7 years old. They are tasked to wait at the table and oversee the Lord's clothes as well as assist in dressing.
. Painter- since castles are expected to be colorful, they employ a painter.
. Physician- an esteemed occupation that would cure people's sicknesses.
. Potter- they were the one who produced pots and anything made of clay and ceramics.
. Scribe- unmarried woman.
. Steward- assists in the household administration.
. Squire- a junior to the knight. They should be knowledgeable enough about the Code of Chivalry.
. Watchman- accountable for the castle's security
1450 the month is unknowndied may 29 1500
1450
The Age of Discovery.
1450-1600 middle AGES
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Iron
22 percent of 1450 = 31922% of 1450=22% * 1450= 0.22 * 1450= 319
120% of 1450 = 120% * 1450 = 1.2 * 1450 = 1740
It is: 1450
1450mm is greater bcz when we will convert 1450 in m as 1.3 is also in metre so 1450 will be converted into 1.45 m .. So now we can indicate that 1.45 m is greater than 1.3 m ..
I believe the main reason was the invention of the printing press in 1450, which allowed intellectual texts to become widespread, especially with the rediscovery of greek texts from Arab translations.
-14.50 = -1450/100 = -29/2-14.50 = -1450/100 = -29/2-14.50 = -1450/100 = -29/2-14.50 = -1450/100 = -29/2
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1450 x 24 = 34800
1450/7=207.1428571