CH Cities and States (2022)

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Lesson duration is: 45 min

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CH5 Citizens, princes, and the pope

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The time of Cities and States

What do these words mean?

What does that tell you about this period of time?

Can you already tell me what a big difference with the time of Monks and Knights might be?

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5.3 Cities are back! Trade is back!

What caused cities to come back?

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Please read the opening of 5.3 (p101)

Cog - medieval ship that carries a big load and travels both river and sea.

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Questions that come to mind...

Why was a ship found on land (Flevoland) - how is that possible?

Why don't we know exactly how this ship was built?

Why was a ship like this not necessary during the time of Monks and Knights?

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Taking notes with mindmaps

You need to stay active as you listen - it'll stick!

You can use your mindmap to revise

Write as you go - but come back and update later!

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Takeaway tips

Make a big fancy title

Use colours to make things stand out

Use branches for different topics and ideas

Only put the key things in, you dont need everything

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A mindmap on...

Cities and trade make a comeback!

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Reminder!

Many people left cities when the Roman army couldn't keep them safe. There was little trade (no safety!) and food could not get to cities anyway.

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More food!

From the year 1000: the harvests in Europe got bigger! Why?

- Making forest and swamp suitable for farming

- More horses and oxens are used for farming

- Invention of the iron plough

Food that was spare was sold on the market

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Markets arose

New markets started

- Near intersections of roads

- Near rivers

- Near castles

- Near monasteries

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New and old cities

New cities arose around markets

Less people need to be farmers because of all the food

So cities grew more!

Even old cities grew back!

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Safety

It was safe enough for all of this because:

- There were no more mass migrations

- The Vikings had stopped raiding

- Most people were Christian

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Mindmaps

Let's take a look at eachothers mindmaps

Give tips and tops to your neighbors

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Can we improve? Yes we can!

Open your book and read through the rest of the chapter

Try to add to your mindmap or update existing bits

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Homework

Read 5.3 again

Make 4, 5, 6, 7 from 5.3

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