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2/25 Focus: – The Crusades and improvements in farming helped contribute to renewed interest in trade in Western Europe Do Now: – How did the Crusades renew interest in trade in Western Europe?

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• 2/25 Focus:– The Crusades and improvements in farming

helped contribute to renewed interest in trade in Western Europe

• Do Now:– How did the Crusades renew interest in

trade in Western Europe?

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Improvements in Farming

• Iron Plow – The use of the Iron

plow made farming easier and increased food production

• The Horse Collar and iron horse shoes – allowed farmers to

use horses rather than oxen to plow fields

– Horses were faster and more efficient

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Improvements in Farming

• The Three Field System – Increased food

production and made soil more fertile

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Trade Improves

• Rise of trading centers – Italy in

southern Europe• Genoa and

Venice – Flanders in

Northern Europe

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Trade Improves• Trade

Fairs– Took

place in towns where trade routes met

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Trade Improves• The

Hanseatic League – Association

of Germanic cities to protect economic interests

– Protected traders from piracy

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Trade Improves• Improvements in

trade led to Commercial Revolution– Increased use of

currency– Banking and

investment increases – Rise of Capitalism

• Economic system where business is owned privately to make a profit

• Competition is a key component

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Growth of Towns • Trading centers

and Trade Fairs led to the birth of towns– Walled and

protected near the manor

– King or lord granted charter • Setup the rights and

privileges of a town– People governed

and defended the town

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Growth of Towns• Many serfs left the

manors and moved into towns/cities– Could be free in cities

if they hid from their lord for a year and one day

– Increased populations in towns • Towns were often

overcrowded and dirty– Led to a decline in

feudalism

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Closure• Identify one way that farming

improved during the Middle Ages• What were trade guilds?

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• 2/26 Focus:–During the High Middle Ages, European

society became more stable and made cultural gains in the areas of art, literature, and architecture

• Do Now: – Identify one effect that the renewal of

trade had on Western Europe

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Trade Guilds• Association of

businesses and craftsmen – Set prices for goods,

wages, and standards for quality

– Apprentices worked for 3-11 years under a master

– Strangers had to pay a toll to the guilds to sell their products in a town

– Guilds took care of widows and children of deceased members

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Results of Trade Improvements

• Commercial Revolution• Growth of middle class• New jobs titles– Bankers, manufacturers, craftsmen

• Rise of national kingdoms

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Revival of Learning• The University– Increased the flow

of Greek learning into Europe

– Goal of attending universities was often to get a job in government or with the Church

– Helped to create a new educated class

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Literature• Literacy began to increase in Europe

after 1200 AD. – Coincided with growth of cities

• Authors began writing in the language of their countries rather than just Latin

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Literature• Epics and Romances

were long poems that tell a story– Epics

• Often related to war and heroes

• The Song of Roland – Romances

• Love stories and chivalry• King Arthur and the

Knights of the Roundtable

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Literature• The Canterbury

Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer– Collection of stories

about a group of pilgrims from various social groups

– Provide a description of life in the middle ages

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Philosophy• Thomas Aquinas – Studied the works of

Greek philosophers• Aristotle

– Attempted to use logic and reason to prove Christian teachings and prove the existence of God• Scholasticism

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Architecture• Gothic

Architecture used to build churches

• Used high spires and flying buttresses

• Replaced Roman style of arches and domes

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Architecture• The flying buttress

allowed churches to be built much taller and larger window – Supported walls from

the outside– Allowed for higher

ceilings and large stained glass windows

– Eliminated the need for columns

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Illumination• The process of

decorating a written manuscript with pictures or designs– Often used in religious

text

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Tapestries • Large wool wall coverings that

depicted life in the Middle Ages

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Closure • Identify one example of medieval

literature. • Identify the architectural style that

developed in Europe during the High Middle Ages.

• What were trade guilds?