6.1 Bricks Development of New Cities

6.1 The revival of trade and cities

De Middeleeuwse stad besturen

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6.1 The revival of trade and cities

De Middeleeuwse stad besturen

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Who is Willibrord and why was he important for the spreading of Christianity?

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What did society look like between 500-1000 AD?

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How was Christianity spread in Northern Europe?

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create.kahoot.it

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Three field system

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City Rights

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At the end of this lesson you can

Explain what a city right is.

Why is was a win win for the cities and the lord.

What the hanseatic League is

Name three example cities.

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After 1000: creation of cities

1267: establishment of the Hanseatic League

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Where did cities arise?

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What is a guild?

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Name two different jobs in the city

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City rights

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When did Rotterdam get city rights?

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Name two city rights

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Trade networks

Hanseatic League = Alliance of

trading cities along the North Sea

and Baltic Sea.

Used cogs (ships)
Hering, wood, hides and grain

from Baltic areas

Wool en linen from Engeland
Important Dutch Hanseatic cities: Deventer,

Kampen, Harderwijk, Zutphen and Zwolle.

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Trade networks

Advantages of the Hanseatic League

When cogs sailed in groups they were better protected against pirates
Lower tolls
Firm agreements with suppliers (monopoly). No trading with merchants that weren't members of the Hanseatic League.

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Do the assignment on the Hanseatic League (Teams opdrachten)

You need this link: https://www.canonvannederland.nl/en/hanze

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www.canonvannederland.nl

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