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Medieval Town Life

Buildings Houses – Small: Usually 2 floors and very close Churches – Largest buildings; Cathedrals Market Place – Center of attention: large and crowded Streets – Narrow and unpaved

Jobs/Occupations High Taxes Most people were farmers Church leader – powerful, well known through the town Blacksmith – 2nd highest authority Some farmers  Traders in 11th century

Rules/Law Freedom inside the town/walls Under law of no lord unless in a castle

Danger/Hazards Houses close together -> Fire; roofs and walls flammable Crime – Very high, uncontrolled unless caught Disease – Epidemic; usually seen as a punishment

Landscape Usually on flat ground Build also on high grounds Sometimes built near a castle; Defense

Pollution Water – Full of mineral, brown to black Sewage dumped in streets; sickness Smoke from fires Dead bodies

Groups Rank Bailiff- churchmen and officers Craftsmen- Blacksmiths Servants- To the king and bailiffs Serfs/Peasants- slaves and workers

The End CREDITS www.animationfactory.com Medieval Life http://www.kyrene.k12.az.us/schools/brisas/sunda/ma/mahome.htm Social Studies Activity Book, Medieval times 325-1453 A.D. Mark Twain Media/ Carson-Dellosa Publishing Company, Inc The End

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