Chapter #10 - The Reshaping of Medieval Europe - Sections #1 & #2

What means of exchange did merchants begin to use when selling and buying goods in the medieval period?

During the late medieval period, what became primary centers for merchants to trade their goods?

Medieval artists used what kind of subjects for their works?

What is the name of a legal document that outlines the privileges granted to the townspeople by a feudal lord?

Who was the poet who wrote the "Divine Comedy?"

What learning institutions began to replace the monastery for education in medieval times?

What social class began to threaten the nobles position in society?

What language was spoken b the Roman Catholic Church and the educated?

What medieval poet wrote "The Canterbury Tales?"

All of the following were regulations that craft guilds imposed in a town EXCEPT:

What level of a guild did you live in the master's home for 2 to 7 years to learn a craft?

At what level of the guild could you open your own business?

What did the church begin charging for any money that the Catholic church lent to the people?

What level of the guild were you at if you were considered a "day laborer?"

All of the following were skills that moneychangers were experienced in EXCEPT:

All of the following are characteristics of a just price EXCEPT:

What medieval scientist made significant contributions in physics, observation, and expermentation?

What 12th century intellectual movement renewed the interest in subjects like theology and philosophy?

What was one of the prowminent architectural styles in Europe during the medieval period?

What area of the world did the three trade routes originate from during the medieval period?

What system was established where merchants would exchange goods for different goods?