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Malinche an Aztec girl who had been sold or kidnapped into slavery as a child. She was skilled at speaking both Yucatec and Nahuatl the Mayan and Aztec languages. Using her interpretation ability and navigation experience, she made herself essential to Cortés, providing him with access to envoys and steering his men through the unfamiliar landscape.
In some ways she could be seen as a traitor to her people though in others she seems more like a girl just trying to survive.

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most women in upper and middle class recieved basic education to read and write from home.if families were wealthy they would get a private tutor.

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rome did not view woman as equals, more as property. They didnt receive alot of education. Women could divorce their husbands if both sides of the marriage agreed.

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Average life expectancy was 20-30 years old due to very high child mortality. However if a roman women lived to the age 15 she could expect to live another 30-50 years, as long as she didn't die during child birth

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Women were not allowed own property in Rome. Raising the children and managing the home was the main jobs for women in roman times. In poor families they would have to do the work themselves but in the upper classes she would have servants and slaves to help. Ancient roman women were always expected to be supportive of their husbands. They were also responsible for making clothes and spinning and weaving yarn.

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there was a few jobs that women would work at outside home eg midwives ,dancers,scribes,wet nurses,merchants.

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Richer women wore stolas over their tunics and they were normally made from wool but the richer women had it made from silk which was more valuable at the time. While the lower class woman would only wear tunic accessorised with a belt. The palla was a long shawl that any Roman woman would wear while she went outside. The palla was wrapped around a woman’s shoulders and her body.
The women’s clothing varied in their color, from simple white, which was the most common, to the gaudy orange, which was the result of combining yellow and red dyes together.

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roman women played with dolls and dollhouses and tiny-sets of dishes or as most women would spend their days caring for their children

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The worst crimes in ancient Rome included kidnapping, adultery, arson, bigamy, forgery, incest, sexual assault, theft and treason. There are eight kinds of punishment: fine, fetters, flogging, retaliation in kind, civil disgrace, banishment, slavery, death.

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women had a midwife to help them give birth and often relied on religious superstition to avoid death such as lying in bed and using herbs as relief after childbirth

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women tended to eat eggs, dairy and meat whereas men ate cereals and seafood.

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The ancient law of Ireland, known as Brehon Law, is sophisticated and complex, the result of many centuries of practice.

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st Bridget set up monasteries and convent

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in st bridgets free time she would build and set up convents to

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The laws were a civil rather than a criminal code, concerned with the payment of compensation for harm done and the regulation of property, inheritance and contracts; the concept of state-administered punishment for crime was foreign to Ireland's early jurists. They show Ireland in the early medieval period to have been a hierarchical society, taking great care to define social status, and the rights and duties that went with it, according to property, and the relationships between lords and their clients and serfs.

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women ate grain based, mainly oats and barley. mainly used for porridge but also used to ground into flour for bread. they sometimes eat meat but not always

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Education in medieval times was largely centered around religion and was almost exclusively almost only for the children of rich families.There were monastic and cathedral schools, where students were taught Latin and often prepared for a life in the church. Knights also received a different kind of education.Mostly were boys and sometimes they learned in the church.

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In the Middle Ages it was an obligation of an intermediate lord to protect his tenants against interference from his own overlord. The term is also used in contract law to signify a discharge or release from an obligation.

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In medieval England, life expectancy at birth for boys born to families that owned land was a mere 31.3 years. However, life expectancy at age 25 for landowners in medieval England was 25.7.

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The houses of medieval peasants were of poor quality compared to modern houses. The floor was normally of earth, and there was very little ventilation or sources of light in the form of windows. In addition to the human inhabitants, a number of livestock animals would also reside in the house.

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Typical jobs during the Medieval Age included blacksmiths, stone masons, armorers, millers, carpenter, minstrel, weaver, winemaker, farmer, watchman, shoemaker and roofer.

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Peasant men wore stockings or tunics, while women wore long gowns with sleeveless tunics and wimples to cover their hair. Sheepskin cloaks and woolen hats and mittens were worn in winter for protection from the cold and rain. Leather boots were covered with wooden patens to keep the feet dry.

Women's clothing consisted of an undertunic called a chemise, chainse or smock. This was usually made of linen. Over the chemise, women wore one or more ankle-to-floor length tunics (also called gowns or kirtles). Working class women wore ankle-length tunics belted at the waist.

In the Middle Ages, clothing was integral to identifying one's place in the world. Medieval people were highly skilled at reading the meaning of fashion, which is reflected throughout the painted pages of illuminated manuscripts.

Generally, the fashionable lady's look for the bulk of the medieval period was as follows- high forehead, plucked eyebrows, small even teeth, a fair complexion, long neck, narrow chest, low sloping shoulders, high small waist and in some cases, a prominent stomach.

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Songs and stories were very popular during The Middle Ages. People would entertain themselves with song, dance, music and stories. Wandering entertainers, called minstrels or troubadours, would travel from village to village providing such entertainment – particularly music – for the local people.

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Headache and aching joints were treated with sweet-smelling herbs such as rose, lavender, sage, and hay
common diseases were dysentery ,malaria,diphtheria,flu,typhoid,smallpox and leprosy
in medieval times was heavily influenced by the ideas and writings of ancient Greek and Roman doctors, especially Hippocrates and Galen.

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If you were found guilty of a crime you would expect to face a severe punishment. Thieves had their hands cut off. Women who committed murder were strangled and then burnt. People who illegally hunted in royal parks had their ears cut off and high treason was punishable by being hung, drawn and quartered.

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Everyday food for the poor in the middle ages consisted of cabbage, beans, eggs, oats and brown bread.Sometimes, as a specialty, they would have cheese, bacon or poultry. All classes commonly drank ale or beer. Milk was also available, but usually reserved for younger people. Everyday food for the rich would be freshly killed meat and fish from the river as well as fresh fruit and vegetable

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During the early Renaissance period, children, male and female, attended school in Florence. Women from upper class have obligation that needed literacy work.With the rise of higher education, households were able to employ poor university students as tutors.

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Women were controlled by her parents from the day she is born until the day she is married, then she would be handed directly to her husband so he could take over that role. In the time of the renaissance women were considered to legally belong to their husbands. Women were supposed to be typical 'housewives.' Fathers would marry off their daughters in order to preserve property and lineage but also to gain favor or put an end to a conflict between families.

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Life expectancy was shorter during the 14th century about 25 years because of the plague. Life expectancy nearly doubled to 48 years in the later part of the Renaissance.

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The lives of women in the Renaissance depended much on their social status. If they were peasants, they worked the fields together with their husbands and took care of the household. If they were the wives of middle-class merchants, they would run the business with their husbands and also take care of the house. Lastly, if they were of a higher status, their life would revolve solely around the household. They would fill their time with activities related to domestic life such as sewing, entertaining, and cooking. Some women became patrons, writers and painters.

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Women wore gowns comprised of a tight-fitting bodice and a fuller skirt that would hang down to the ankles. Dresses cut to expose much of the neckline were acceptable and fashionable. Clothing of the upper classes was heavy and restricted movement for the wearer.

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Hobbies for respectable noblewomen would include reading and needlework. Singing and playing music were also popular and acceptable pastimes for these ladies.

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They would fill their time with activities related to domestic life such as sewing, entertaining, and cooking. Despite their difference in status, all of these women depended on a certain household, a recurring theme throughout the Renaissance when it comes to the role of women.

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Women were stoned to death. this when stones were thrown at them till they died. the chair of torture was a chair with 1500 spikes in which a person was tied in until they confessioned

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Asparagus, carrots, and potatoes were the vegetables used the most during this time. Fruits were mostly used in marmalades. Sauces were made with fruit and plants and were thickened with bread, flour, almonds, or eggs. Tomatoes took centuries to catch on and were mostly used as a garnish. Mostly people drank wine or beer. (Also called ale.)

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All Aztec children were required by law to attend school. This even included slaves and girls, which was unique for this time in history. When they were young, children were taught by their parents, but when they reached their teens they attended school. Boys and girls went to separate schools.

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education was based off the Bible.
protestant women were more educated than catholic women because of their beliefs and rituals.Bible studies had different effects on the position of women, depending on which scripture was studied, and how it was interpreted. In some cases, it benefited women, when they found passages suggesting women were equal to men in the presence of God.Schooling for girls and literacy for women consequently and gradually became more common. For example, the Swedish Church Ordinance of 1571 mandated the education of girls along with the boys.The women's ideal promoted during the Reformation was the women were to be silent and obedient wives and mothers, devoted to household tasks and childcare. The purpose of women's education was the development of an accepted concept of marriage and training in domestic skills. Women were taught how to look after children, care for their homes, make clothing for her family, and tend livestock.

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In the Aztec Empire Men and women could both own houses, land, and movable property, and they inherited these assets equally.

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The Reformation abolished the celibacy for priests, monks and nuns and promoted marriage as the ideal state for both men and women. While men still had the opportunity to become clergymen, women could no longer become nuns, and marriage came to be seen as the only proper role for a woman.

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Aztec women lived on average for about 42.1 years. This is 1 year more than the average Aztec male.

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men were expected to live to around 40-45, and women around 50.
Mothers dying as a result of childbirth occurred about 25 times for each 1,000 births.

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Aztec civilization saw the rise of a military culture that was closed off to women. This made a woman's role in society more prescribed to domestic and reproductive labor and less equal.

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women were to be silent and obedient wives and mothers. Only devoted to household jobs and childcare.
protestant husbands were reminded of their duty to love there wives "as Christ loved the Church and gave himself up for it"

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Primary among a woman’s domestic duties was providing food and clothing to her family.

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Despite the ideal of the domestic housewife promoted by the Reformation, women continued to fill different roles depending on their class, and while the role of nun was abolished for protestants, noblewomen continued to manage large estates and merchant women continued to manage businesses.

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Women wore a cueitl or skirt, consisting of a long strip of cloth wrapped around the waist and held in place by a sash. In the Valley of Mexico they also wore a huipil, a long shift-like blouse.

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Women's fashions of the early 16th century consisted of a long gown, usually with sleeves, worn over a kirtle or undergown, with a linen chemise or smock worn next to the skin. The high-waisted gown of the late medieval period evolved in several directions in different parts of Europe.

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music and movies where popular leisure activities

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Adultery was punishable by death, both for the guilty couple and those who knew of it and failed to report it. Men were punished only if they had relations with a married woman, whereas married women were considered guilty regardless of the circumstances of the marital status of their lovers.

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Women who committed murder were strangled and then burnt. Women, married or single, who committed crimes were hung, pilloried, whipped, branded. Women were more commonly convicted for crimes than they are today .Male prison regimes focused on deterrence and discipline ; female prisons developed individualized programs of moral regeneration.Many female offenders were reassesed as mad rather than bad

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In many ways Aztec health and medicine was advanced for its time, they used natural medicines which often were more effective than anything the Spanish could offer. They lived clean, simple, healthy lives, followed a good general diet, exercised well, and treated illnesses and injuries with a wide range of natural products

Aztec Midwifes would moniter womens pregnancys and often assist during childbirth.They also has useful ways of coping with pain during this as aztecs believed that childbirth
The Aztecs practiced surgeries, rituals they also used herbs, to cure the sick. 80% of these herbs used by the aztecs have been proven as effective by modern day scientists.

Aztec Doctors were also able to treat wounds and had methods of healing broken bones by inserting a wooden nail and covering with a bandage.

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Women would work along side with their husbands and then go home and take care of the house hold. Upper class women may have had servants and workers working for them but the women were still expected to take care of the house hold. Women could not work by themselves.

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Maize, beans and squash were the three staple foods, to which nopales and tomatoes were usually added. Chilli and salt were ubiquitous. The Aztec diet was dominated by fruit and vegetables, but at times also included domesticated animals such as dogs, turkeys, ducks and honey bees.

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Fish was smoked and meat dried to increase their longevity.
The food was made up of what was grown within the monastery.