Late Middle Ages: new cities

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Lesson duration is: 50 min

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Late Middle Ages: new cities

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Lesson plan

Start

5 min

Medieval cities

15 min

Break

4 min

What's on the picture?

20 min

Closing

5 min

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Going to the market

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Late Middle Ages: 1000 - 1500

(Early Middle Ages: 500 - 1000)

Safer

New inventions, like the heavy plough

Farmers produced more than they needed

Many new towns developed

Money made a comeback!

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FALSE !

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Because:

cities were not as big as they are now

there were rules for food safety

'dirty' trades like butchers were put together in one spot

'mud officials' gave fines to citizens who disposed of their waste inappropriately

People cared for their environment

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Guilds

Merchant guilds - Craft guilds

Apprentice
Journeyman
Master

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Burghers

free people who lived in cities

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What's on the picture?

Groups of four

Everyone gets 20 seconds to have a look

Then 1 minute to draw

Round 2

Discuss strategy

Again: 20 seconds to look, minute to draw

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What's on your picture?

Why did we do this?

What would you do differently next time?

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Late Middle Ages: new cities

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