Answer:
No indoor plumbing, sewage in streets and constantly filthy
Explanation:
Back in Medieval times there was no such thing as a toilet just a relief bucket that you squatted on and then tossed it into the street.
Not only was there peoples feces in the street there was also animal droppings, back in those days you either walked or rode a horse which in short they would leave piles in the streets that everyone stepped on.
also it was hard to keep clean because more than half the time the people in Europe only bathed twice a year because the church said it was unholy to bath to often.
Fun Fact: Did you know the Vikings actually bathed almost every day (and the English said they were heathens)
Answer:
1. Feudalism --- System of cooperation among peoples which was basically an exchange of land for protection
2. Feudal aid --- Rights benefiting both lord and vassals, who gave money at the marriage of the lord's eldest daughter
3. Aristocrat --- Upper-class nobility
4. Investiture --- Vassal gives his allegiance and is given his rights to control the land but not have ownership of it
5. Homage --- Ceremony which bound the vassal's physical protection for the lord of the manor
6. Fief --- Land granted to the vassal
Explanation:
1- Feudalism is the name of the predominant political system in Western Europe during the Middle Ages, characterized by the decentralization of political power; to be based on the diffusion of power from the top (where in theory were the emperor or kings) to the base where local power was exercised effectively with great autonomy and independence by an aristocracy, called nobility.
2- Feudal aid were the set of duties and obligations that the vassals had for the feudal lord, and in turn the rights that the vassals had guaranteed on the land, which could not be revoked by the feudal lord.
3- It is called aristocracy to the social class formed by people who have nobility titles granted by the king or inherited from their ancestors.
4- In feudal matter, the term investiture is sometimes taken by the primitive title of granting a feud or by the act by which a lord invests a vassal from it.
5- The homage, in the context of feudalism, was the first step of the ceremony of homage and investiture for which a vassalage was established. It also refers to the entire ceremony and even to the concepts of vassalage and incarceration and, by extension of meaning, to any oath that implies an obligation of compliance, or acts of submission, veneration and respect.
6- Fief is the term by which in feudalism was designated the land that the lord granted to the vassal in the vassal contract, as part of the beneficium ("benefit") that the lord owed to the servant for the fulfillment of his obligations of auxilium et consilium ("aid" - military support - and "council" - political support -).
upper-class nobility.1
rights benefiting both lord and vassals, who gave money at the marriage of the lord's eldest daughter.2
system of cooperation among peoples which was basically an exchange of land for protection.3
land granted to the vassal.4
ceremony which bound the vassal's physical protection for the lord of the manor.5
a vassal gives his allegiance and is given his rights to control the land but not have ownership of it.6
Answer:
✔ A) Look at similarities and differences across cultures
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Explanation:
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The middle colonies differed from the New England and southern colonies in their demographics, religious diversity, mixed economy, and often complicated relationships with Native American tribes and European powers. Greater religious toleration and a mixed economy of farming and trading marked the middle colonies. In contrast, New England was primarily Puritan with a mixed economy, and the southern colonies were Anglican, with an agriculture-based economy.
People in the middle colonies were different from those in the New England and southern colonies due to their geographical location, religious beliefs, social structure, economic activities, and relations with Native American tribes and other Europeans. The middle colonies, primarily New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania had diverse populations, which included a mix of Europeans and enslaved Africans, not to mention the existing Native American tribes. The religious beliefs were also more diverse here, with greater religious toleration.
The economy of the middle colonies was largely based on a combination of farming and trading. This contributed to the social diversity of these colonies, with both large landowners and small farmers, as well as a significant population involved in trade and crafts. In contrast, the New England colonies were predominantly Puritan, with a mixed economy of agriculture and trades, and the southern colonies were mainly Anglican with an economy dominated by large-scale agriculture, particularly of tobacco and cotton, often run by enslaved Africans.
The relationship with Native American tribes and European powers also varied. The middle colonies were often a 'middle ground' where various groups interacted, and there were divisions among the population based on loyalty towards the British during the American Revolution. In contrast, relationships were often strained in the New England and southern colonies, leading to conflicts such as King Philip's War.
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b. order
c. style
d. balance