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| _________ was an agricultural based estate ran by a local lord and worked by peasants. |
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| New banks, trading companies, and a money economy were all parts of _____________ ___________ which is system where people invest in trade and goods to make profit |
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| Many different changes helped increase food production. One was the 3 field rotation and the other was a heavy, iron, wheeled plow called a __________. |
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| The merchant class that built walled cities and aided in the downfall of feudalism were called the _______________ (Spell the best you can- close will be fine for now) |
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| What is NOT true about peasant life in the Middle Ages? |
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* They drank a lot of ale and ate a lot of bread
• Their focus was salvation and being good Christians
• Would spend most of their time doing their lord's work
• If they worked hard, they would be able to move up in class (correct answer) |
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| At the age of 10, one could become an ___________ under a master for 5 to 7 years where they would learn about a skill or craft. |
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| The majority of peasants at the time were called ________ and were legally bound to the land having to farm the lord's crops but being guaranteed rights, lands, and protection. |
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| ____________ in the Mediterranean and ____________ in N. Europe were key places when it comes to the revival of trade and the growth of the merchant class. |
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| _________ were business associations developed by artisans and craftsmen to limit competition, improve quality, develop skills, and control wages and prices for specific skills. |
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