Lack Of Hope In The Middle Ages

The Middle Ages was more characterized on hope because people of that time were very strongly religious and had faith in God. Usually when you´d visit a medieval church or cathedral you don't really get the feeling of despair. They had their great amount of hope especially after the Black Death, which caused a devastation but Europe eventually got back on its feet after a while. For the king and vassals, one thing they wanted to do was to get better and improve their economy to make it better. Hope was the one thing you can call the Middle Ages because of so much downfall they went through, but they do have the times that helped them improve overall.
Towns had grew larger during the middle ages and was a centre of engineering craft, commerce, and trade. People were able to
Not including the serfs who could earn their freedom and work their land. Now, they couldn't just become rich all of a sudden because they were free, they had to work their way as to continue on because they mostly just toiled in misery. They could´ve possibly been called for the war, which would be their only excitement in their life since most were farmers. Just for the very poor people, they had always had hope, going back to that they were very religious at this time, to improve a lot in their life.
Even peasants, who are sometimes thought as desperately poor and wretched, could also improve. Some peasants were better off than others, and some even became wealthy through accumulating land. Ownership of land was an important key for success. As people having the hope to become more successful, this was indeed a period of renewal. In slow stages, the Europeans built a new civilization including the Greco-Roman and Germanic traditions within the framework of the Christian Church. The society of the middle ages was not