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1 Economic and Social Changes

2 Economic Changes Business flourishes
Guilds are created: trade organizations Regulate: prices, wages, the quality and quantity of production and trade, and the recruitment, training and certification of apprentices Represented their members in government, keep the business interests at the forefront of government law making

3 Economic Growth Undermined
Social disasters of the 14th century- 1300ad Famine, civil upheavals, plague-Black Death killed one-third of the population in Europe

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