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Walls around the castle is a good thing to have because it can block out the intruders and make them have to climb.

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1. there were laws to control who wore jewelry and Knights were not permitted to wear rings
2. wore heavy metal ring suits called mail
3. they hung tapestries in their castles.

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some knights were rich enough to afford meat witch isn't vegan

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Knights could have castles also they sometimes had tapestries hung on the walls

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Castles were huge and made of stone

The interior of a castle contained staircases, bedrooms, hallways,  storerooms, barracks for the knights, a chapel and a gatehouse and more

They were very fancy, drafty, cold, and dusty places

The great hall is a multifunctional room where guests could stay. It was like a modern day living room. The noble(lord) and the nights and servants would eat at this table and some servants would sleep on the floor at night.

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boys were trained to become knights wen they are 7 years old that is outrageously young

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things i found interesting. Noam Ninyo (Noble

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things i found interesting. Noam Ninyo (Noble

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1. children were sent to different castles to train to become knights
2. girls were sent to another castle to learn how to do everyday tasks
3. most children were educated as they were training.

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1. The peasants lived simple lives trying to survive
2. The peasant boys under age 14 did most of the small jobs
3. The peasant girls did the house jobs

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Castles were huge and made of stone The interior of a castle contained staircases, bedrooms, hallways,  storerooms, barracks for the knights, a chapel and a gatehouse and more They were very fancy, drafty, cold, and dusty places

The life of a queen Look after house, manage maids. They had lots of free time. In their free time they could read, enjoy music talk with other ladies and dance.

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・Most of peasants children were  very poor and couldn't get an education
・Peasants ate bread, gruel, porridge, and pasta
・Female peasants could be a cook at the castle

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1. In peasants homes there was a hole in the roof for the smoke to get out.
2. Peasants ate bread, gruel, porridge, and pasta
3. Peasants children were poor and not educated.

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1. Peasants homes were usually one room huts, made of logs held together with mud, with thatched roofs
2. Peasants ate bread, gruel, porridge, and pasta
3.  Peasant children were very poor and were mostly uneducated.

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1.  peasants has to support their families from a very young age.
2. There was a big hole in the roof to let the smoke out.
3. Young peasants would have jobs such as scaring birds from the field.

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What I thought was interesting is that a meal for peasants consists of porridge, beans, and lettuce etc. Also peasants wore stockings. Lastly Education for peasants was extremely rare.

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Abdou interesting facts about peasants are

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Abdou interesting facts about peasants are

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they used permeated clothing as deodorant and peasant could not eat meat peasant also lived in small cottage with small windows and not much light

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1The outer clothes were hardly never laundered but the linen underwear was regularly washed.

2.Villeins were tied to their lord’s manor and could not leave it without his permission, but freemen could go, more or less, wherever they wanted.

3.Peasant children spent most of their time helping their parents with daily activities including growing livestock, household tasks and growing food.

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Sara A- interesting facts about the Clergy

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Sara A- interesting facts about the Clergy

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1. Since religion (Christianity) was big in the middle ages, the clergy was one of the most powerful leaders in the middle ages.
2. The members of the Clergy were the monks, bishops, priests, nuns,
3. The pope was even more powerful than the king

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Facts
1. Upper class girls were given benefits in education in a few cases.
2. Some popular were swimming, checkers, seesaw, etc.
3. Medieval queen's were the most powerful and influential to medieval women.

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1. Children were considered adults at age 10-12
2. Peasants ate a non-appetizing looking dish called porridge
3. Peasant women could become nuns if they did not want to marry

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1. Nobles ate meat, river fish, berries, raw vegetables. They drank wine and ale.
2. Nobles had chandeliers, paved floors, tapestry on their walls, and glass window panes, fenestral windows, or just regular windows.
3. Nobles clothes were made out of silk, velvet, and/or damask.

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Mattix Revells

Knights ate most of the same food as the Kings and nobles.

hardened leather sewn together with strong iron pieces.

Children undergoing knighthood only learned to read during their training.

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1. Latin and French were the most important languages
2. The church was allowed to excommunicate anyone even the kings
3. Judges in Tournaments were mostly kings and nobles

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Education was too expensive for most peasants. The only way for peasants to get education was to hire a teacher, which was most of the time also expensive

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1.  Woman used to wear Long gowns, with sleeveless tunics.
2. Peasants mostly ate pottage
3. They were expected to work and were considered adults at around age 10 - 12

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1. Before fights, they would try to steal opponents valuable weapons
2. They would ware chain-mail
3.They would joust with wooden lances.

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1. At the age of 10-12 peasants were considered adults.
2. At the ages 5-14 they watered down wine.
3. To entertain them they would play music.

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1. Peasants were considered adults at around age 10 - 12
2. The smoke found in the house acted like a deodorant to the peasants.
3. Women would not get an education even if they were nobles

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kings ate some of the best food such as beef, pig, fish, onions, garlic, lettuce.

Kings had windows, paved floors, and Painting.

King had entertainment by hiring jesters and watching the tournaments

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Fenestral windows, with lattice frames that were covered in a fabric soaked in resin and tallow, allowed in light, kept out drafts, and could be removed in good weather.

Training in sword fighting and horse riding was essential.

Opposition to the Catholic Church would result in excommunication.
When you were excommunicated, you could not attend services, take the sacraments and you would go straight to hell when you die.

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1.  The kings and nobles were the richest and therefore had the most entertainment.
2. They had many jesters to work for them to entertain them.
3. The kings and nobles also watch people fight in tournaments for entertainment.

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1. Kids drank wine ate 5
2. Kids turned adults at 10-12
3. Oxford and Cambridge were around

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1. The roofs of peasant homes were made of straw.
2. 5% of peasants can read and write.
3. Peasants were able to go to tournaments and festivals.

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They were considered adults at around age 10 - 12

Some lords of the manor had laws banning serfs from being educated

Going to church was one of the few things they did.

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1. There homes had windows that were made of panes of glass, to let in light
2. They learned Latin and French
3. They had churches in their castles

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1. The only education they had was religion
2.They had houses of Manure and Straws and clay and mud a dirt
3. Your an Adult at 12

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Opposition to the Catholic Church would result in excommunication.

The Jester also referred to as the Fool entertained the court

Latin and French were important languages to be learned.

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1.Children undergoing knighthood only learned to read during their training.
2.Knights ate most of the same food as the Kings and nobles such as Pig, chicken fish and bread and more.
3. Knights sometimes fought and danced to entertain themselves and the other noble people.

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Some lords didn't allow peasants to be educated
Peasants used poop to stick their houses together
Qualified as adults at age 10

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1. Some lords of the manor had laws banning serfs from being educated.
2. The peasants played music to entertain themselves because they were poor and cannot afford services from others. However, peasants were sometimes invited to feasts.
3. Church
Christianity guided the moral decisions that peasant men and women made in their day-to-day life.

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1.They mainly ate meat.
2.Knights could wear spur
3.The squire turned into a knight at the age of 21

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1. Tournaments were held where everyone gathered and spectated.
2. Peasants wore tunics and women covered their hair.
3. Peasants ate bread, vegetables, and meat every so often.

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1. Nobles children were sent out of the castle at age seven. They were ti train knights and train to become knights.
2. Noble woman wore headdresses shaped like hearts or other things.
3. Nobles could afford panes of glass, although many churches could afford windows and decorative glass

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1. For a noble child to become a knight, they need to travel to another castle for a very long time.
2. Knights ate the same food as kings and nobles such as meat, grain, etc.
3. Knights wore many layers of clothing such as chain mail, metal armor, comforters, etc.

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1. Church and religion was peasants only education
2. Peasants actually made their houses out of manure, clay, and sticks.
3. Peasants were allowed to go to jousting tournaments

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Peasents had to be christain
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1. Peasants' favorite form of entertainment was watching the nobles and knights being punished in the stocks
2. All peasants where christian and would not rebel because they where loyal and believed in heaven and hell
3. Peasants where obligated to stay in their manor their entire lives

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They are at the top of the soical class. Kings wore long tunics made of silk and decorated with gold.

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1. small houses that were not strong
2. not usually illiterate. they are taught by their parents
3. almost never leaves the manor

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woman Married off at the age of 12
peasant lived in one room huts
Peasants would stay in their manor for their whole life.

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1. All peasants were Christian at that time.
2. Peasants only lived in a one room hut.
3. Peasants were invited to tournaments.

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1." Royal children live in castles or manors  with their family. Their castle are uncomfortable."
2." knights and close friends and associates usually attended these medieval banquets and the finest foods, wines and ales were served in abundance."
3. "Tournaments were play fighting to help improve fighting skills for knights."

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1) All peasants were Catholic.
2) Peasant houses were only one room.
3) Peasants were invited to tournaments.

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1. Jobs for peasants included baking, sowing, cooking, and working with herbs.
2. Even peasants could attend tournaments, which included jousting.
3. Peasants' homes were only one room, and were made from mud, straw, and manure.

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1.  All kings were christian
2. Kings wore brighter clothing
3. All kings lived in the best castles that were very beautiful from the outside.

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1. The women were married at age 12.
2. The armor had to be uniquely made.
3. The Noble's son went to train to be a knight at age 7.
4. Hunting was a form of entertainment for the knights.

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1. peasant houses are all one room
2. peasant houses were made of poop
3. young children were assigned hard duties

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1. The inside of the castles wasn't as luxurious , the main point was to protect.
2. Games and sports were entertainment
3. Kings and important Nobles set the date of the tournments.
4. Children of nobles were taught by preist

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1. Young peasant children were assigned duties such as scaring birds from the fields.
2. Peasants had to work hard at a early age to support their family's.
3. Peasants would stay in their manor for the whole life.

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1.) For entertainment peasants would throw food at the lord when he was in a stock.
2.) Jobs: Baking, cooking, and farming
3.) Peasants did not get to travel

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1. The castles were very uncomfortable inside - cold and damp

2. Kings decided when the tournament was.

3. Bishops and other Church leaders were extremely powerful, and had a lot of influence.

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1. Doors were made from cloth and houses were made from mud, straw, and poop.
2. Entertainment for the peasants included getting the throw things at their lord.
3. Tournaments were one of the only things peasants were invited to.

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1.All kings were Christians

2. Entertainment included jesters and sports

3. Women were considered largely inferior to men

4. Children of Nobility had the best education

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1. The Nobles  sons would train to be  a Knight at a young age
2. Knights followed every Christian rule that was mandatory
3. Knights were married off at the age of  12
4. Knights would usually fight other knights from outside areas

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1. Peasants had small houses their were built on their lords land, their houses were made out of wood, and has no chimney.

2.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.

3.Medieval peasants ate peas, beans, onions, berries, nuts, and honey. Peasants didn’t eat a lot of meat, sometimes they would eat boiled bacon. But, the main food was dark bread made out of rye grain. They also ate a stew from their beans, peas and onions called pottage.

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1.women wore long gowns with sleeveless tunics and wimples to cover their hair.
2.Peasants had small homes on their lord's land. They were usually made of wood, and had no chimney.
3.Medieval peasants ate peas, beans, onions, berries, nuts, and honey. Peasants didn’t eat a lot of meat.

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1.Peasants didn’t have any education because they weren't known as a person of nobility.

2.Peasants had small homes on their lord's land. They were usually made of wood, and had no chimney. Peasants home

3.Medieval peasants ate peas, beans, onions, berries, nuts, and honey. Peasants didn’t eat a lot of meat, sometimes they would eat boiled bacon. But, the main food was dark bread made out of rye grain. They also ate a stew from their beans, peas and onions called pottage.

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1. they went to church and sung without instruments,.
2.  Peasants would crowd up around the Tournaments to see the Jousting if they were allowed to.
3.  Peasents did not have an education because they weren´t known of nobilty.

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*What I found Interesting*
1. We wore sheepskin coats
2. The floors in our house were strewn with rushes and herbs.
3. We put on dramas/plays outside of the church when people would leave the church.

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king
1-Their castle was surrounded by protection. It was the largest of the castles. The floors were paved, there were tapestries hanging on the walls and the windows had panes glass.
2- They had the best foods- fresh vegetables and meat.
3- There kingdoms were large and they shared the land with all the groups below them.

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1. Nobles and Kings rarely ate vegetables.
2. Controlled tournaments and watched them in their thrones
3. They only wore the most expensive furs and silk

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1. The knights were soldiers of their lord and had to go through training to become knights.
2. Knights ate roasted pig, roasted chicken, fish, bread, and mutton
3. Knights focused on physical strength for education and generally stayed where they made there castle

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1.The king  would feast on a diet of fresh vegetables like onions, garlic, cabbages, and lettuce.
2.During the early medieval times, kings mostly used longer cloaks and leather tunics.
3.There was music, parties, music was about love and romance. It was highly influenced by Arabian love songs.

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1.  The king mostly wore longer cloaks and leather tunics and the peasants wore (men) stockings or tunics wile women wore long gowns with sleeveless tunics.
2.  knights and noble had the highest rank of noblity and were tought english.
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1. known as the warrior of the village
2.male  knights always had armor on
3. knights lived in there own castle

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1. Peasants didn't have an education.
2.  Peasants had small homes that were easily destructed
3. Peasants ate peas, onions, berries, nuts, and honey. They weren't allowed to get meat themselves.

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1. Knights lived in a small castle, on their own land.
2. The knights were mainly building physical body strength and learned how to ride horses and many forms of combat.
3. Knights ate roasted pig, roasted chicken and fish and bread. But mutton (the flesh of sheep) were the main dishes.

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1.) They had music with their 'dramas'.
2.) The knights sung (without instruments) in church.
3.)  The knights had costumes they put on for their dramas, and when some churches had instruments such as an organ, or a symphony.

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1.Medieval peasants ate peas, beans, onions, berries, nuts, and honey.
2. Peasants didn’t eat a lot of meat, sometimes they would eat boiled bacon. But, the main food was dark bread made out of rye grain
3.Peasant men wore stockings or tunics, while women wore long gowns with sleeveless tunics and wimples to cover their hair.

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1.  during the middle and late medieval ages and rich use of silk and fur became common.
2. was taught how to read and write.
3.  there was music, parties, music was about love and romance for entertainment.

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1. Peasants wear specific things like tunics and they had to cover their hair
2. . Most of the peasants were Medieval Serfs or Medieval Villeins
3. they ate berries, nuts, and honey. Peasants didn’t eat a lot of meat, sometimes they would eat boiled bacon. But, the main food was dark bread made out of rye grain.

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1.Most of the peasent meals consisted of porridge and other vegatables
2.Peasants rarely had a education
3. some peasants children worked in manor houses.

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1. peasant children sometimes worked in the manor house
2. garbage was put in holes in the ground
3. outer clothes were rarely laundered put underwear was regularly washed

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1.The Bishop is a very important factor to religious life
2. The church was very important because people didn't know how to read and write
3. The peasants often look up to the Bishop more than the King/queen, because we re more important since we were the religious part, and without us no one else would provide hope to go to heaven

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1. there were laws to control who wore jewelry and Knights were not permitted to wear rings
2.  wore heavy armor made of metal
3. The Church made it important for knights and members of nobility to learn and those knights who couldn’t read or write were looked down upon.

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Jibril the amazing peasant/blacksmith/top chief  

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Jibril the amazing peasant/blacksmith/top chief  

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1.most peasants ate porridge that was consisted of vegetables some meat grain and other spices and ingredients.
2. Peasant men wore stockings or tunics. women wore long gowns with sleeveless tunics and wimples to cover their hair.
3. Stone stove which was used to cook and center of heating Garbage disposals were rubbish pits in the ground

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1.Kings wore long tunics made of silk and decorated with gold
2.Its unusual for a King to stay more than three weeks in one place
3.Kings often drank ale and wine

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1. The smell of wood smoke that permeated the clothing of peasants seemed to act as a deodorant.
2. Garbage disposals were rubbish pits in the ground in a peasant's home.
3. At that time, a child of 10-12 years was already considered an adult.

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1. Ate rare vegetables.
2. Art and music are critical aspects of religious life
3. Sat in thrones and watched tournaments

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