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European Medieval Women
European Medieval Women
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Everything you need to know about a European women during the medieval times.
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What did the role and life of women in medieval towns depend on?
Social status
Pet
Underwear
Eyes
2
What role did women have in the economy?
A. No Role
C. Medieval banktellers
D. Both B and C
B. Medieval Ceos
3
Did the women get to choose who they married?
maybe
no
yes
4
What were young noble women taught?
How to twerk.
The medieval code of chivalry & courtly love.
How be lit.
Nothing.
5
What were medieval nuns responsible for?
Washing and cooking for the monastery.
Providing medical care for the community.
spinning,weaving and embroidery.
Producing vegetables and grain.
6
Did women have the right to do whatever?
yes
no
7
Women were working in the textile industry. True or False?
A. True
B. False
8
Which women were involved in politics?
none
Only the Queen
wealthy women
poor women
9
The church ceremony in the middle ages took place where?
Behind the man house before entering for a nuptial mass.
The garden
Inside the church
Outside the church door before entering for a nuptial mass.
10
Who influenced European women's fashion?
The Greeks and Romans
Patrick Star
Kanye west
Mr.Mosley
11
What were peasant women expected to do?
Help her husband with his daily chores.
care for children and make clothing.
prepare rushes and make preserves.
Cook, work in fields and watch cattle.
12
What were noble women's duties?
Be snobby.
sleep.
Look after clothes and assist with dressing/coiffure.
Do nothing.
13
The morality rate at child birth was high. Many euopean women died before what age?
25 years old
6 moths old
100 years old.
1 year old.
14
What are the different nun jobs titles?
cat, dog, mouse and pig.
car, house, side walk & stop light.
meat, juice, fruits & vegetables.
Abbess, almoner, cellarer, infirmarian, sacrist & prioress.
