The People's Health Fact Check 2

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The People's Health: Medieval England, 1250-1500

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The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q1
What was the single most important event each year in the lives of peasants? 
The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q2
What was the name of the infection which peasants caught from their rye bread?
The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q3
What did most people drink rather than water, especially in the towns?
The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q4
What was the most common food cooked and eaten by peasants in medieval England?
The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q5
What name is given to the toilets which were holes in the ground used by people in medieval England?
The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q6
What was a conduit in a medieval town?
The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q7
What was the job of a raker in a medieval town?
The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q8
Give an example of a trade that created a lot of waste in medieval towns, leading to dirt and disease?
The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q9
What were townspeople in medieval England supposed to do to the drains and sewers outside their homes?
The People's Health: Fact Check #2
Q10
What is the name given to a person whose job consisted of emptying cesspits and privies in medieval towns?
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The People's Health: Fact Check #2
The harvest
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Q4
Q5
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Q7
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Q10
St Anthony's Fire
Small beer
Pottage (stew)
Cesspits
A pipe to bring water into the town
Street cleaner
Butcher / Tanner / Dyer / Washerwoman / Mason
Guilds
Gongfermer

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