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For peasant men, life was very hard. Everyday, men worked in farms: clearing fields, harvesting, repairing buildings, sewing and chopping timber. They paid their lord of the manor.

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The king owns the land. Then when he can't manage it all he gets people he trusts then divides the land for them. After the people can't manage it, so he get's people he trusts. Then the peasants give the money to the King. If the King doesn't like you you'll be in deep trouble. If the king likes you you're still not safe because he will want you to be with him. If you can't have baby boys then you'll be punished.

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Most peasant men had a hard life. Everyday they had to do farm work which was clearing fields, harvesting, repairing buildings, sawing and chopping timber and paying the tithe to the lord of the manor. If they received some education they could get the chance to become a parish priest or have a bookkeeping role but most men were uneducated.

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Most men were uneducated and had to do chores. They had the opportunity to be a parish priest or to work in the manor, bookkeeping role such as a bailiff or a steward.

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marry women were young noble girls because children were important source for labour

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-Medieval woman had little to no rights.
-Noble woman couldn't own property.
-peasant family's didn't want their daughters to marry at the same age noble girls would marry.

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women had house chores such as preparing food and weaving clothes and looking after their children and small livestock. women had to get married at the age of twelve and it was an arranged marriage and it also had to be approved by the king.

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For most men, their life was very hard. They had to do a daily grind of farm work which was clearing fields, harvesting, repairing buildings, sawing and chopping timber and paying the tithe to the lord of manor. Some boys still tried to receive formal education in monasteries but most of them were uneducated. It could give them a chance to become a parish priest or to work in the manor in a bookkeeping role.

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Marriage is arranged by family. Child birth was considered dangerous as estimated one in five women die during child birth. Women couldn't own their own property only if they were a widow. Children had to help out from a early and even were considered as adults at the age of ten.

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Not all women had the rights to do things that men did. Girls were married as early as the age of 12! Their marriage was arranged by their family. Some women died Peasant women did much the same farm labour as the men.

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For most of the peasant men, life was difficult. They used to do daily farm work ; clearing fields, harvesting, repairing buildings, sawing and chopping timber etc. They were also forced to pay the tithe to the Lord of the manor. Men had no education and remained tied to the drudgery. They lived in a small one or two room hut, there was no kitchen, only a fire in the centre. They only ate what was available, mostly vegetables and anything they could find from nature. If peasant men were lucky, they would only live until 40 years old.

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Peasant men had a hard life, working on farms. They would clean fields, harvest, repair buildings and also saw and chop timber. Most of the men were uneducated. Although some boys managed to receive an education in a monastery. This would give them the opportunity to become a priest or to work in the manor as a bailiff or a steward. The peasant men didn't have many opportunities and didn't rise, the stayed as servants. Peasant men didn't interact much with others as they were working.

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Medieval women had very few rights. Women from the nobility were married by the age of twelve, there marriage was arranged by the family. Childbirth for women was very dangerous, because of poor health services. Many women died during childbirth.

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- Children didn't play often and didn't go to school.
- Peasant children were only taught how to harvest a field, fix a thatched roof or milk a cow.
- Children were a source of labour on farms.
- They were expected to work out on the fields and had household chores.