Disease
Entertainment
Homes and Households
Guilds
Crime and punishment
100
What was the most common disease?
leprosy
100
what did they participate in?
leisure activities
100
what were the houses made of?
wood
100
what are the many kinds of guilds called?
merchant guild and craft guilds
100
why was the towns dangourous?
because there was always theifs and pickpockets on the lookout.
200
what is the deadly disease?
bubonic plague
200
what did children play with?
they played with toys and dolls such as wooden swords and hobbyhorses
200
why did families have to share houses?
because some families were very poor
200
what did crafts people make?
they made shoes,belts, and other leather goods.
200
where were the people who accused crimes taken to?
dirty jails
300
what does it mean to bleed them?
it was a technique that removed contaminated blood from the body and would restore the health
300
what kind of games did adults play?
chess, checkers,and backgammon
300
what kind of houses did rich peple have?
splendid
300
what was the age to start to be an apprentice
12
300
What did they do to try to survive?
they had to rely on there friends and family to bring f ood and water and sometimes money
400
why did most people get diseases?
because the towns were very dirty
400
why did they take off work sometimes?
to celebrate special days like religious feasts
400
What kind of trouble did rich people have in there homes?
there rooms were cold, smoky and dim
400
what did the master agree to do to the apprentice?
house,feed and train them
400
why was the punishments very harsh?
because they sometimes put them in stocks.
500
what is another name for bubonic plague
Black Death
500
what was popular on sundays?
animal baiting though it was cruel
500
did the houses look like they were going to fall because they we re made of wood?
yes they looked tilted
500
what did they have to do to approve to be a guild?
they had to approve of there master piece
500
what is common law?
the decisions of royal judges contributed to a growing body of common law.
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