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Life Medieval Towns Reading Notes ch 4

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Where were towns in medieval Europe often located, and why?   show
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show improvements in agriculture (such as better farming methods) and revival of trade after the downfall of Rome  
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show the right to govern themselves, make laws, and raise taxes  
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show an organization of people of the same occupation, craft, or trade  
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show to maintain high standards, control hours of work, set fair prices, deal with complaints, oversee trade and production of goods  
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How did a person become a member of a guild?   show
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What are some examples of craft guilds in medieval Europe?   show
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show healing them and their family when they were sick  
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What role did merchants play in the growth of medieval European towns?   show
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show held a couple times each year, extremely large, goods from all over for sale  
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show Townspeople bought charters, which gave less power to lords. Since the merchants were wealthy and sat on the town council, they were powerful. They also took part in commerce.  
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How were Jews often mistreated in medieval Europe?   show
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show built of wood, narrow, up to four stories high, older houses would lean  
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Why were the homes of most town dwellers uncomfortable?   show
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Why was growing up in medieval towns difficult?   show
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How were the lives of medieval girls different from those of modern girls?   show
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Why were towns in medieval Europe dangerous places?   show
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What were two methods for deciding the guilt or innocence of accused criminals in the Early Middle Ages?   show
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show being fined, put in the stocks, or being executed by hanging or burning  
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show Trial began to be based on written and oral evidence instead of ordeal and combat.  
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