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Late Middle Ages

Lesson 2

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Late Middle Ages

Lesson 2

Start of the lesson

Phone in locker
Chewing gum in bin

Book, notebook, laptop on table

Menu of the day

Recap

Intro

Reading

Break

Choice




Test week

Chapters 5 + 6

When are the Early Middle Ages?

A

500-1000

B

500-1500

C

1000-1500

D


What is a serf?

Intro

Who knows this?

  • What does it mean?

Intro

How might you recognize (old) cities?

Intro

How might you recognize (old) cities?

  • What's is there every tuesday and saturday in Culemborg?

  • Culemborg is know as a freetown (vrijstad). Any idea why?

Goal

You can name 2 city privileges


Reading

Let's read together on page 124

Governance

Let's read ''self-governance of cities'' on page 127

City life



Top: merchants & guild masters

Middle: craftsmen & shopkeepers

Bottom: common workers & beggars


City life

In the Early Middle Ages, most people were serfs

  • Could you just move to the city?

  • In the Netherlands, you were (usually) free after living there for a year and a day

  • Then you could become a burgher (someone with citizenship rights)

Break


3

minute

00

second

Choice

Choice:

  1. Hanseatic Leagues trading challenge

  2. Floris V instagram posts: use the book and the internet to write a couple of posts and reactions

  3. TIP (Tourist Information Point) poster of Kuilenburg and the advantages of living there

Score the goal: name 2 city privileges

Section 2

Choice:

  1. Discuss text/learning questions with me

  2. Do exercises 4, 5, 6, 7,  10, 11 (finished? --> revise)

  3. You are the TIP (Tourist Information Point) of Kuilenburg and you want to attract new people. What are the advantages of a city. Write them down --> discuss with me --> make a poster