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Why do you play football?
for fun, friends do it and its a good way of making friends in a footballing community
Over time did Medieval plays change subject?
Early in the Middle Ages, there were some secular plays. Then there were plays called Mummings, that combined Christian and pagan elements, and did not adhere to the standards of the Church or authorities. About the tenth century, Miracle Plays and Mystery Plays appeared, and these had Christian themes. Not long after, Morality Plays appeared, and dealt with moral issues from a Christian point of view. In the High Middle Ages and Late Middle Ages, Manners Plays appeared, which were more of a secular nature. There is a link below to an article on Medieval Theater.
What was football like in the Middle Ages?
Answerthey didn't have football in medieval times. AnswerIn the Middle Ages, people played football using an inflate pig's bladder as the ball. There were very few rules, and they could have used anything else that was handy. For more information, use the link below.
Who did Doug Flutie play football for?
He played his college ball at Boston College. Pro Career 1985: New Jersey Generals of the United States Football League 1986: Chicago Bears (NFL) 1987-1989: New England Patriots (NFL) 1990-1991: British Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football League 1992-1995: Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League 1996-1997: Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League 1998-2000: Buffalo Bills (NFL) 2001-2004: San Diego Chargers (NFL) 2005: New England Patriots (NFL)
Where did the medieval drama plays take place at first?
Some plays were performed in churches. These would have been mystery plays, miracle plays, and morality plays intended to instruct in the Bible or issues of morality. Some plays were staged on special wagons set up for the purpose. These were performed in church yards sometimes. They were also staged in towns, at fairs, at crossroads where a lot of people might go by, and wherever the actors thought they could make money.
