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Chapter 6, Section 2

Chapter 6, Section 2. III. Trade and Cities. III. Trade and Cities. After Roman Empire, much trade ended. III. Trade and Cities. After Roman Empire, much trade ended Technology Increased Trade Cities like Venice and Flanders grew large and wealthy Trade fairs (N. Europe and Asia).

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Chapter 6, Section 2

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  1. Chapter 6, Section 2 III. Trade and Cities

  2. III. Trade and Cities • After Roman Empire, much trade ended

  3. III. Trade and Cities • After Roman Empire, much trade ended • Technology Increased Trade • Cities like Venice and Flanders grew large and wealthy • Trade fairs (N. Europe and Asia)

  4. III. Trade and Cities • Bartering  Money • Towns under control of Lord • Townspeople pay Taxes • Lord/Noble gives rights • Buy and sell property • Fight in the Army

  5. III. Cities and Towns • City Council: Town government (often controlled by wealthy) • Guilds: Craftsmen business groups • Set Limits on quantity • Decided who would enter trade

  6. III. Trade and Cities • Apprentice: Learned from master.

  7. III. Trade and Cities • Apprentice: Learned from master. • Medieval Cities • Crowded • Dirty • Polluted • Women: • Cooked and raised children • Helped Husbands with Trade

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