Which characteristics describe medieval cities? Select all that apply.

ceremonial buildings

crowded

defensive walls

narrow streets

open spaces

winding streets

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Rebecca Yates

12 May, 10:56

Which characteristics describe medieval cities? Select all that apply.

ceremonial buildings

crowded

defensive walls

narrow streets

open spaces

winding streets

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Destinee Jensen · Answer 1

crowded

defensive walls

narrow streets

winding streets

Immanuel Pearson · Answer 2

crowded

defensive walls

narrow streets

winding streets

Explanation:

Cities were crowded because the amount of people could increase, but the size of the city hardly would (considering they were surrounded by walls). Streets being narrow was not uncommon. Wide streets could be considered a waste of space for something. Most streets were not planned back then, so it was only natural for them to have winding streets.

Which characteristics describe medieval cities? Select all that apply.ceremonial buildingscrowdeddefensive wallsnarrow streetsopen spaceswinding streets

Which characteristics describe medieval cities? Select all that apply.

ceremonial buildings

crowded

defensive walls

narrow streets

open spaces

winding streets