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Answer: I would describe it as hard because the woman mostly had to clean the house while the men worked. People also didn’t really have a way of transportation so they had to do it by foot. Farmers used cattle or oxen for the weeds! Hope this helps and have a Merry Christmas

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In medieval towns, unhealthy living conditions led to the spread of illness. The town were very dirty places. There was no running water in homes, and people used outdoor privies or chamber pots instead of bathrooms, which they emptied into nearby streams and canals.

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