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Finish Reading Chapter 11 Section 3

World History  You may use any notes or outlines you took in class or over your reading.  When you are done with the Quiz over section 3, work on the activity on the backside of the quiz. Clear your desk – NO TEXT BOOKS QUIZ

World History  When you are done with the Quiz over section 3, work on the activity on the backside of the quiz. Clear your desk – NO TEXT BOOKS QUIZ

Read pg. 260… The Rights of Townspeople Manorial Life Medieval Towns Now (America) Freedom Exempt status Town Justice Commercial Privileges THEN, fill in the columns comparing the rights of people in manors with the rights of the townspeople.

Manorial Life (before Crusades) Medieval Towns (after Crusades) Freedom Exempt status Town Justice Commercial Privileges No freedom – bound to the land Forced to work Unfair, relied on religious superstition & accusations. Guilty until proven innocent. No commerce. Manors were self- sufficient. Everyone had a chance to be free Were not required to work Courts made of prominent citizens tried people People had the right to freely sell goods and charge tolls. Everyone IS free Not required to work Extensive judicial system with a jury of peers. Innocent until proven guilty. People can sell freely (with governmental supervision). Now (America)

In your W.N., Define the following terms: Define the following terms: –Merchant Guild –Craft Guild –Apprentice –Journeyman

GUILDS Merchant guild – association with the exclusive right to trade in a town (like a monopoly). Merchant guild – association with the exclusive right to trade in a town (like a monopoly). Craft guild – association of workers in a given field (like a workers union). Craft guild – association of workers in a given field (like a workers union).Membership: –Apprentice –Journeyman

Decline of Serfdom What led to the decline of serfdom? Make a list of the factors. What led to the decline of serfdom? Make a list of the factors. –Serfs could escape to towns –Serfs could earn money by selling crops –Changing agricultural methods left some serfs without work –The Black Death killed many people in Europe so workers came into high demand. List them in order of importance. List them in order of importance.

Contributions of the Middle Ages Read Chapter 11 Section 4 and complete the following chart: Read Chapter 11 Section 4 and complete the following chart: Language & Literature EducationPhilosophyScience Art & Architecture

Get out your Homework (see chart below) Finish working on your Critical Thinking activity on Guilds (back side of the 11.3 Quiz) Finish working on your Critical Thinking activity on Guilds (back side of the 11.3 Quiz) Language & Literature EducationPhilosophyScience Art & Architecture

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