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WHPN CH 11 Sec 2 & 3

History

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What is an economy in which goods and services are exchanged for other goods and wervices without the use of money? Barter Economy
What was a new method of production in which work is done in homes rather than in shops of factories? Domestic System
What is the policy of charging interest on loans? Usury
What is wealth earned, saved, or invested in order to produce profits? Capital
What is an economy in which land, labor and capital are controlled by individuals? Market Economy
What country became the first region to benefit from the new growth of trade? Italy Shape as a peninsula, surrounded by water, made it a natual center for trade.
Why did fairs arise and how did they promote the exchange of goods? Provided a Centralized Marketplace to exchange goods and served as a place for social functions, entertainment and the sharing of news.
Why did trade fall drastically after the 400s? Thieves / Money Shortage / Poor Roads No Law and Order / Church Laws against Usury
Flanders became important as what type of trade center? Textile or Woolen Trade A textile is Woven Material from Wool, cotton, camelhair, hemp, flax (Linen)
What region in Northeastern France was famous for the largest trade fairs? Champagne, France 6 Fairs, each lasting 49 days
Manufacturing that takes place in workers homes is called? Domestic System OR Cottage Industry
Waht do we call the economy that exchanges goods for other goods without money? Barter Economy
What economic system developed in Europe, in which private individuals invested wealth in businesses in order to produce profits? Capitalism
What activity develope in Italy from the word meaning the "Moneychanger's Table?" Banking
Three developments grew out of the revival of European trade, name them? Manufacturing, Banking System, Investing Capital (These 3 form the basis of the Capitalist System)
As towns grew the people who lived there were assured of four basic rights, what were they? 1) Freedom 2) Exempt Status 3) Town Justice 4) Commerical Privileges
The Middle class was comprised of what types of people? Merchants, Master Workers and Skilled workers
What were the Middle Class called in England? Burgesses
What were the Middle Class called in France? Bourgeoisie
What were the Middle Class called in Germany? Burghers
Were Medieval Towns Large or Small? Small (less than 2000 people) Located on top of a hill or at a bend in a river for defense from invaders
Name the two plagues of Mideval times? 1)Bubonic Plague (not contagious)swelling, infection, fever 2)Pneumonic Plague (contagious, like pneumonia)
Because Germany lacked a centralized government, the German cites formed a trading alliance called what? Hanseatic League
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