What was it like being a kid in the Middle Ages

Children in the Middle Ages were seen as useless. Childhood was not idealized as it is today. It was viewed more as a time of immaturity when a person was not able to complete any work. The uselessness of children in the Middle Ages is most apparent in the art and literature of the time

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answer; the above statement is (false);

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