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What were merchant fairs like?
Most towns had a market, where food and local goods were bought and sold. Much larger were the merchants fairs, which could attract merchants from many countries. A town might hold a merchant fair a couple of times a year. The good for sale at large fairs came from all over Europe and the east.
What roll did merchant fairs like?
Merchant fairs are larger than usual markets which attract other merchants from many countries. These merchants usually buy and sell goods and transport them among different markets.
Where was medieval Europe?
In Europe. Like England, Ireland, Scotland.
Should the word 'medieval' be capitalized?
yes if you are talking about Medieval Europe or something but not if it's like "that dress is so medieval"
What was medieval Europe like without the Romans to provide protection?
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What was medieval Europe like without Romans to provide protection?
hey how are you.
What was health like in ancient japan?
It was really poor. Just like Medieval Europe.
What does to what extent was medieval Europe more advanced than medieval Arabia?
well medieval Arabia is because they have develpoed more things and objects than medievel Europe so the answer to the question us that the medieval Arabia are more creative than medievel Europe!
What kind was a typical breakfast like in medieval Europe?
Barley soups and rye bread.
How serf related to Europe?
In Medieval Europe, serfs were basically like slaves forced to work for the land. They were peasants without freedom.
What sports did medieval merchants play?
When we think about merchants we always imagine rich people. And rich people love playing big-hitter games like cards or chess. A long time ago, all these games were hand-painted and hand-crafted, making it even more expensive. Medieval merchants might also enjoy playing instruments like the flute or fide. They might also enjoy betting on horse races or other sports.
How does Petrarch compare in his interests to late medieval writers in northern Europe like Chaucer?
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