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  • 10-03-2020
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Is there a difference between the Middle Ages and the Medieval time? Explain.

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  • 16-03-2020

Difference between the Middle Ages and the Medieval time.

Explanation:

The Middle Ages is a noun used to refer to the era between the fifth and fifteenth centuries of European history, whereas "medieval" is an adjective used to refer to the people, locations, objects and events of the same time.

Also known as the Middle Ages, is the medieval era. While they are used in history to refer to the same period, in how they are used they are different.

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