Question

As for daily life medieval Europe, which of the following is NOT true?
The commonest drink in northern Europe was beer.
Whereas the noble diet was heavy in meat, peasant farmers never enjoyed it.
Popular noble recreation could result in accidental death,
Whereas nobles often resided in large rural houses, peasants usually lived in
small one- or two-bedroom houses with perhaps a table and stool.
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Answer 1

Answer:

The commonest drink in northern Europe was beer. Whereas nobles often resided in large rural houses, peasants usually lived in small one- or two-bedroom houses with perhaps a table and stool.

Answer 2

The daily life in medieval Europe was known to be exceptional and harsh. The false statement was that whereas the noble diet was heavy in meat, peasant farmers never enjoyed it.

• Life in the medieval Europe is said to be one where the peasants have to work eventually all day. Due to high demand of labor, the need large amounts of calories from their food and as such must eat well.

• Peasants were known working hard to get things done but  the nobles were always have what they wanted.

Conclusively, Most of the major work then was farming. They all eat meat and no one hate eating it.

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