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describe the life of women devotees in middle ages​

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Answered by twisha0
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Answer:

The lives of women in the Middle Ages were determined by the

Church : The medieval Church provided people with the 'big picture' which meant the life meaning and one’s place in it.

and the aristocracy : It ensured that everyone followed and stayed in their respective places as per the feudal system of government.

They divided society into three classes: clergy, nobility, and serfs.

Explanation:

Women were restricted to the nunnery in the clergy estate.

Noble women’s positions quality of life and opportunities for autonomy varied significantly among the upper class as they were dictated by how much land they brought to marriage because land equaled power.

Women of the lowest class had more freedom of expression than the other two because life was uniformly difficult for the serfs for both male and female so, the women worked alongside men in the fields and in the medieval guilds as equals or near-equals to bring their house to a living.

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