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The wealthiest merchants were in the second position and the rest of the people in town were third.

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Some towns were built where Romans once had lived and others near a river or a sea.
Each town was owned by a Lord and made them pay taxes and work on his land. To feel safe from attack they built stone walls around the city.
There were very few towns in England, after 1087 there were just 6 out of London.

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The main streets were usually made of cobblestones and the side streets of mud tracks.

There were no dustmen

People used water from a well or steam.

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The houses were small and they were close one others. They were built of different materials over the years. They were dark inside.

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The classes were taught in Latin as it was the language of education and Church.

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Beginning in 1347,a terrible plague called the Black Death, swept through Europe.

•This plague began in Asia and spread along busy trade routes

•Black rats on the ships carried  the disease

•The plague was spread to people by bites from fleas on the rats

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This book was written in Latin. People wrote there value of the properties and also the taxes that had been owned.

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When towns wanted to be free from their Lord, they had to ask for permission to him or to the King and that permission was written down in a Charter

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Sheriff

Shoeseller

Carpenter

Clothier

Ewerer

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Children were divided by the fate into two categories: nobility and common and their lives and families were very different.
The mother of a common baby could nurse her own child and look after him, she used to spend all her time attending her husband and cleaning the house.
The father of a common baby was likely to be a farmer, carpenter or a merchant. His main role into the house was bring the money.
The mother of a nobility baby couldn't  nurse her child because it was seen to reduce fertility; and she was to required to have as many children as possible. Her children were tended by servants and nursemaids so she didnt need to make any effort.

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City life in the middle ages - Medieval Madness