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High Middle Ages: Changes in Medieval Society: The Rise of Commerce, Cities & Culture

Changes in Agriculture Horses used to plow fields; faster; increases food production & supply The three-field system: Plant & sow 2 fields each year, let 1 field “rest” Increases food production, which in turn increases the population

Development of Guilds Guilds: organization of people with the same occupation Include skilled artisans Set standards for quality, wages, prices, working conditions Provide security for members Supervise training for new members Their wealth influences government & economy

Development of Guilds Rules of a British Merchant Guild: No one in the city shall buy anything to sell again in the same city unless he is a member of the guild If anyone does so and is convicted, the goods he bought must be turned over to the king If any guildsman falls into poverty and is not able to work, he shall receive aid from the guild No guild member ought to become a business partner with anyone who does not belong to the guild When a guildsman dies, all those who belong to the guild shall attend the service, and guildsmen shall carry the body to place of burial

Commercial Revolution Commercial Revolution: changes in business & trade Merchants develop credit to avoid carrying large sums of money around Merchants take out loans to purchase goods

Commercial Revolution Development of banking Economic changes lead to the growth of cities and jobs

Growth of Cities/Towns Between 1000 – 1150, Europe’s population rises to 40 million Why? Serfs leaving the manor for opportunities The revival of trade Strong monarchies to protect

Growth of Cities/Towns Towns are uncomfortable: crowded, dirty, fire hazards

Revival of Culture Revival of trade spawns revival of culture and learning Universities began as “learning guilds”: An association of people organized for the purpose of teaching & learning Subjects included law, theology, & medicine

Revival of Culture Vernacular: the language of everyday speech Instead of using Latin, people began to speak the language that had developed in their own country Gave each kingdom a separate identity Made literature accessible to more people

Vernacular Writers Dante Alighieri (13th cent) Divine Comedy: describes an imaginary journey from hell to heaven

Vernacular Writers Geoffrey Chaucer (14th cent) Canterbury Tales: describes a group of pilgrims telling tales to entertain each other on the way to a shrine