AWH: Chapter 14.2-Changes in Medieval Society

All of the following occurred during the medieval period as a result of artisans and craftspeople except ____.

All of the following occurred as a result of the three-field system except ____.

For centuries, peasants depended on ____to pull their plows, however, it was realized that ____could plow 3x more a day.

Around 800, some villages began to organize their land into ____ fields instead of ____.

From your readings, all of the following were major sites of universities in Europe in the 1100s & 1200s except ____.

Between 800 to 1200, farmers were able to cultivate lands in regions they previously could not as a result of ____.

Just as agriculture & craftmanship was changing, so was the ways of doing business. This was called the ____.

Glass, leather, dyes, salt, knives, ropes, honey, & cheese were among many items at the market, but_was the most common.

Most trade took place in ____, when peasants from nearby manors traveled there on ____ days.

A change that occurred in the European economy was the development of the ____, members trying to improve their craft.

Farmers would have one field rest for a year in order to regain nutrients. This is known as ____.

Merchant-class towns dwellers organized and demanded privileges as the feudal lords did. They were known as the ____.

With Church reform & the Crusades were occuring in medieval times, all of the following made significant advances except

Enterprising merchants implemented all of the following ways to solve the issue of many types of currencies except ____.

At a time when serious scholars & writers were writing in Latin, a few poets began using a lively____,everyday language.

The Muslim connection involved all of the following except ____.

The scholastics used their knowlege of ____ to debate many issues which later influenced western Europeans.

Choose the incorrect association of the craft guild.

Those that were specialized in their craft were known as ____.

In the mid-1200s, the scholar Thomas Aquinas ____.

At the center of growth of learning stood a new European institution known as the ____.

The Church forbade Christians from lending money to merchants at interest. This was a sin called__,& eventually relaxed.

Most of the fairs were held several times a year, usually during ____, when many people would be in town.

The growth of towns had many drawbacks & many people chose to move to there. Which of the following was not a problem?

In a merchants guild, they would band together to control the number of goods being traded in order to ____ prices.