1. 14th Century Dress Code By: Lexus Bublitz and Alexa Engelbrecht

2. What did the colors represent?  Red- love, protection, rich, fire  Orange- no meaning  Yellow- harmonious, prostitution, balance  Green- no meaning  Blue- royal, fidelity - later meant, darkness, evil, peasants  Purple- kings emperor  Brown- no meaning  Gray- peasants  Black- seriousness, mourning  White- purity, innocence, compassion

3. What were dominant jobs?  Nearly 90% of Europe's population worked in Agriculture.  Other jobs included Blacksmith, craftsmen, clerk, and candle maker.  Depending on where they were on the social pyramid determines what they wore.

4. How did this create a middle class?  The other 9% made up the middle class, this included people from Merchants to Nobles.  In the middle class they had extra money to spare and would usually included a head-dress that showed where they were on the social pyramid.

5. What was the class segregation?  The highest was the monarch, which included the Royals. Who was advised by the Church.  The middle class contains a mixture of high to low ranking. Nobles are the top of middle class, following knights and Vassals being the middle and Merchants, Framers, and Craftsmen being the lower middle class.  The highest population but the lowest class included Peasants and Serfs.

6. How did this affect society?  If you were born in a class you stayed in that class. The social standing in this time was basically set in stone.  It was very difficult to move up, because the lower class doesn’t have money to be educated.

7. Do we see this in modern times?  Not as much as in this time period. Today's people have the power to change if they want too. We also have a much higher education system. In the middle ages only the wealthy could afford a tutor to each them. Today you can get out of a social class if you wanted to. As where back then what you were born into is where you would stay.

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