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What was the role of the serfs in the middle ages?
It was called the code of chivalry.
What was the role of skilled workers in middle ages?
nothing xb
What role did a daimyo have in the middle ages?
they ate fish and chips :D
What was the role of the church in maintaining social and political oreder in the middle ages?
My balls
IN the Middle Ages what role did merchants have in Arab society?
They were an important and respected class of people.
What was the role of women in the middle ages?
the role of women was different on the status of class most women though had to birth babies and raise them or help clean the house, cook, and feed the chickens and sheep
What was the role of the women when the noblemen were away at war in the middle ages?
The women were considered chattel and they had few rights. The running of the castles was usually a man appointed to take care of the holdings, collect taxes, hold court, and defend the the castle. Eleanor of Aqutaian was one of the few women in the Middle Ages with power, but for the most part women were left out of the power structure.
What was the role of hospitalers during the Middle Ages?
to "toss my salad"
What was the role of skilled workers in middle ages?
nothing xb
What was the role of the church at looking after the poor in the middle ages?
They helped them
What was the role of the serfs in the middle ages?
It was called the code of chivalry.
What role did a daimyo have in the middle ages?
they ate fish and chips :D
How did the role of cities change in the middle ages?
the pope ruled then after the emperor.
What was the role of the church in maintaining social and political oreder in the middle ages?
My balls
What was the most common role for women in Sumerian?
Women's role was watching children and doing housework
What was the common role for women in the Sumerian society?
Women's role was watching children and doing housework
What was the role of the people in the middle ages?
I think it was to follow the rules and show respect to the King
