Section 4 Economic Recovery Sparks Change Terms and People charter – a written document that set out the rights and privileges of a town capital – money.

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Section 4 Economic Recovery Sparks Change Terms and People charter – a written document that set out the rights and privileges of a town capital – money for investment partnership – a group of merchants who pooled their funds to finance a large-scale venture tenant farmer – a farmer who paid rent for his land middle class – a new social class ranked between nobles and peasants

Section 4 Economic Recovery Sparks Change guild – an association of merchants or artisans apprentice – a trainee journeyman – a salaried worker Terms and People (continued)

An agricultural revolution transformed Europe around A.D Peasants began using horses, a new kind of harness, and iron plows, and to plant more crops.

In addition to these improvements, peasants began to rotate crops to increase yields. As a result, the population of Europe tripled between 1000 and 1300.

As the population grew, warfare declined and people began to travel. Trade routes expanded, leading to the exchange of goods such as silk, jewels, spices, and metals.

At the same time, towns and cities grew. A merchant who set up a town got a charter.

The use of money changed society. As people sought capital, banking grew. Merchants formed partnerships and developed insurance. Serfs became tenant farmers, who paid rent.

Merchants, traders, and artisans formed a new middle class. They operated in guilds, using emblems such as these to advertise.

Guild members cooperated with each other and prevented nonmembers from operating in the trade. To become part of a guild, a child would first be an apprentice, or trainee. Most people worked for guild members as journeymen.

Women worked in many crafts and had their own guilds, especially in silk and wool making. Sometimes, a woman had the same trade as her father or husband and inherited his workshop.

Medieval cities were very different than the cities of today. They were surrounded by high walls and had very narrow streets. There was usually a church with a steeple that could be seen from far away. They were terribly overcrowded and had no sanitation.