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Why was it difficult to have accurate time in the Middle Ages? A: The clocks were sundials. B: There were no clocks. C: The people didn't understand time. D: Time was not important to the people.
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Why was it difficult to have accurate time in the Middle Ages?

A: The clocks were sundials.
B: There were no clocks.
C: The people didn't understand time.
D: Time was not important to the people.

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Either A or B I'll go with A tho

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