Brutal Realities of Life in the Middle Ages

The Middle Ages lasted from the fall of Rome in 486 AD through to the middle of the 15th century. Only around 300 million people populated the entire world, and for the vast majority life was short, brutal, and often brought to a premature end through violent death or infectious disease. This list looks at 10 reasons why the Middle Ages were not a golden age to be alive. 10. The Feudal System For the relatively small number of people at the top of the feudal pyramid, life could be good. They held the power, the wealth, and the status.

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