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4. What problems existed in medieval towns that still exist today?

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Ket [755]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. Poverty- in the old times in medieval era, great number of people are poor and needed to work for the kingdom as a slave or farmers. Today, poverty remains because of the rising population.

2. Diseases- in the old times people also have problems in diseases and environmental issues that can kill them, disease also exist today.

3. Government Corruption 

4. Inlaws and other violating human rights.

5. Discrimination, racism, bullying and etc. 

6. Environment Phenomenas: illness, natural calamities and etc 

7. Wars and terrorism.

Experiencing this hard times can break the globe but we must avoid them and do the right things to make the world a betrer place to live.

larisa [96]3 years ago

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Disease and Treatment Medieval towns were crowded, noisy, and dirty. Diseases spread rapidly, and many people could not be cured with the medical knowledge of the time. Crime and Punishment Crime was a problem in medieval towns, and it was punished harshly.

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