6.1 Bricks Development of New Cities

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6.1 The revival of trade and cities

De Middeleeuwse stad besturen

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

What did society look like between 500-1000 AD?

How was Christianity spread in Northern Europe?

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Three field system

Three field system

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City Rights

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.

Dates in this lesson

After 1000: creation of cities

1267: establishment of the Hanseatic League

Where did cities arise?

What is a guild?

Name two different jobs in the city

City rights

When did Rotterdam get city rights?

Name two city rights

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.

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.
  

Assignment

Do the assignment on the Hanseatic League (Teams opdrachten)

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

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