Medieval Cities
In the 12th and 13th centuries, a period of economic growth led to the rebirth of cities. Cities became important centres of artisan activity and trade. Palaces, cathedrals and markets were built in the cities, which were protected by walls. Gothic architecture, sculpture and painting dominated. A new social class appeared called the bourgeoisie. It was made up of traders, artisans and bankers. [...]
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Didactic objectives Understand the reasons for the rebirth of medieval cities. Identify the main places in medieval cities. Recognise the main trade routes of the Middle Ages. [...]
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1. The return of urban life From the end of the 11th century, Western Europe experienced an increase in agricultural production, produced by the decrease in wars and invasions, and by advances in agriculture. [...]
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In the 12th and 13th centuries, a period of economic growth led to the rebirth of cities. Cities became important centres of artisan activity and trade. Palaces, cathedrals and markets were built in the cities, which were protected by walls. [...]
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1.1. Increased agricultural production and population growth At the end of the 11th century, the number of wars and invasions decreased sharply. This period of peace allowed for advances in agriculture. [...]
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The origin of medieval cities From the 11th century, there were fewer invasions. As a result, new population centres began to appear. They grew near abbeys, castles and existing villages. [...]
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2.1. Guilds Medieval cities became production centres of artisan products. Artisans that made the same products lived on the same street, which was named after them (tanners, weavers, etc.). Artisans worked in workshops. [...]
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3.1. The appearance of the bourgeoisie The growth of cities transformed feudal society. Kings, nobles and clergy conceded more personal freedom and rights to their subjects. As a result, a new social class was formed: the bourgeoisie. [...]
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4.1. European monarchies at war Some kings provided letters of privilege to the bourgeoisie, freeing them from the control of feudal lords. They also offered the bourgeoisie a monopoly on business and permits to open markets. [...]
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5.1. New architecture Beginning in the 14th century, taller, lighter buildings became popular. This led to a new style of art called Gothic art. [...]
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In the 12th and 13th centuries, a period of economic growth led to the rebirth of cities. Cities became important centres of artisan activity and trade. Palaces, cathedrals and markets were built in the cities, which were protected by walls. [...]
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In the 12th and 13th centuries, a period of economic growth led to the rebirth of cities. Cities became important centres of artisan activity and trade. Palaces, cathedrals and markets were built in the cities, which were protected by walls. [...]
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