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Late Middle Ages (Urban population (Inhabitants people (Slaves, Beggars,…
Late Middle Ages
Urban population
Upper nobility
Palaces
Live off
Their lands provided
Wealthy bourgeoisie
Richest families
Traders
Bankers
The urban clergy
Mendicant orders
Dominicans
Franciscans
Monks lived austerely
Reonuncing possesions materials
Teach by example
Petite bourgeoisie
Small-scale of people
Traders
Craftsmen
Jews
discriminated
Lived in Jewish quarters
Craftsmen
Bankers
Traders
Doctors
Inhabitants people
Slaves
Beggars
Servants(Slaves)
Serving the rest of people
live off charity
The parliament or cortes
Representative assembly
Advised the monarch
Voted for
Introducing of new taxes
The people were called by the monarch
Included people from the 3 status
Nobility
Clergy
Bougeoisie and peasants
Types
Estates General
France
Parliament
England
Diet
Germany
Cortes
Christians kingdoms
Iberian Peninsula
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN THE CHRISTIANS KINGDOMS AND THEIR EXPANSION
Kingdom of Granada
Crown of Castilla
Crown of Aragón
Kingdom of Portugal
Kingdom of Navarra
Economic transformations
General
Sackings and invasions :red_cross:
Production increase
grew :silhouettes:
Trade develop
Trade
Money
equivalent value of
Was made of
how much is it weigh
Permanent shops
Groundfloor of the house
Market
once a week
Promissory notes
paper that represent money
Guilds
Associations of people
The same work
Protect their interests
Loans
businesses
good prospects
Bankers lent money
Exchange interest
Incresed the economic power
Agriculture
Production increased
:silhouettes:grew
Increased the trade
More goods produced
Handmade goods
Craftmenship development
Urban inhabitants
Power of the city
traders and craftmen
city lived and work
bourgeoisie
Political Changes
Monarch
Got money from the taxes
Support the cities
Benefit the cities
Granting fueros
Reduced the prower of feudal lords
City governments
Administer the matter
Hand out justice
Ensuring safety
Organising markets
Collecting taxes
CONSEQUENCIES
Cities were freed
Urban representatives
Integrated into the parliament
Cities became powerfull
Venice
Milan
Genoa
Manorch became powerfull
Autorithy
Greater income of taxes
Military power increased
Conquered new lands
Life in the City
Houses and palaces
Richest families
Luxury palaces
Stone
Rest of population
Houses made of
Stone
Straw
Wood
Adobe
Tiles of clay
Roof
Neighbourhoods
Religion
Jews and Muslims
Econonics activities
Tradesman
Dyers
Weavers
Blacksmiths
Cobblers
Buildings
Main
Church
Town Hall
Exchange
Where trade the agreements were made
Important cities
Hospitals
Cathedrals
Public baths
Fortifications
University
Problems
Frequents fires
House made of wood
Narrow streets
Measures against fire
Were bad
Cities very suceptibles to fires
Devastation
Absence of hygene
:red_cross:
Drainage or sewage systems
Collect waste
People thrown it
Windows
Doors
Acummulated in streets
Spread epidemics
Crisis
Agricultural crisis
Bad haverst
Unfavorauble climate conditions
Decreased the agriculture production
Hunger and malnutrition
Epidemics
Black Death
1/3 Killed
European population
Reduced the workforce
Agricultural
Urban
Affect activities
Production
Commercial
Wars
Nobles
Fight
Their losses
In order of
Seize
Lands
Riches
Hundred Year's War(1337-1457)
Increasing taxes
Worsened economic situation
Peasants
Petite bourgeoisie
Peasants revolt
Against feudal lord
Increasing of taxes
Leaving the fiefdom
Urban revolt
Against the leaders
Monopolished the political power
Held the most wealthy
The taxes
Nobility support by monarch
Repressed this revolts
Exucted their leaders
Religious persecutions
Social discontent
Persecution fot the diference of religion
Persecutions of jews
Expelled of European countries
Neightbourhood were attached
Sacking and killing
Persecutions of converters
Acussed for
Praticed their old religion
Inquisition
Religious court
Judge, persecute
Heretics
Wiches
False converters
People that were condened
Were torture
Until they cofessed
Burnt in the stake
And