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Late Middle Ages (Urban population (Other population (serf other people…

- - - - From nobility
        
        Not economic sources
    - - Work dishonourable
  - - - Franciscans
      - Dominicans
    - - no material possessions
        
        teach by example
  - - - live separetly
  - - - from charity
- - - - Petronila
        
        (1137)
        
        =
        
        Barcelona + Aragón
        
        Son Alfonso II
        
        count Barcelona, King Aragón
  - - - Algarve
        
        sought axpan Africa
        
        conquered Ceuta
        
        (1415)
  - - - 1230
        
        Fernando III
  - - - 12th century
        
        Limited conquests
        
        Castilla, Aragón
  - - - MUslims all
        
        excepting Granada
- - - - restricted to nobility and clergy
  - - - feudal system
  - - - greater income from taxes
        
        increased miltary power
        
        use against feudal lords
        
        to conquer lands
- - - - previously feudal lord
        
        ensuring safety
        
        handing out justice
        
        organising markets
        
        colecting taxes
  - - - = autonomy
  - - - from urban trade
    - - suported by monarch
        
        interested reducing power of feudal lords
- - - - nobility
      - clergy
      - bourgeoisie and peasants
  - - - France
    - - England
    - - Germany
    - - Christian K. Iberian P.
  - - - voted introduce
        
        new taxes
- - - - economic power cities
        
        grew
        
        craftmen and traders
        
        live and work
    - - +good produced
        
        traded
      - handmade goods
        
        craftmanship develope
    - - Population grew
    - - boroughs
        
        habitants
        
        bourgeoisie
        
        (majority population- rural areas- agriculture)
  - - - increase
        
        money changers
        
        calculate value
        
        weigh
        
        material
    - - documents
        
        particular person
        
        place of money
    - - docments
        
        particular person
        
        place of money
    - - good prospects
        
        bankers
        
        lent money
        
        return +interests
        
        increase economic power
    - - one day week
        
        markets main square
        
        travelling traders stores
    - - associations
        
        traders craftmen
        
        protect interests
- - - - economic situation
        
        peasants, petite bourgeoisie
        
        worsened
    - - nobility tried
        
        recompensate lossing by
        
        fighting vs. other nobles
        
        to seize their lands and riches
        
        Nº military fightings +
        
        various manorchas
        
        1 more item...
    - - Black Death
        
        killed 1/3 Europe population
        
        -agricultural production
        
        -urban workforce
        
        affecting
        
        production
        
        comercial activity
    - - rose up
        
        against leaders
        
        monopolised power
        
        held most wealth
        
        objective=
        
        able paricipate
        
        1 more item...
      - rebelled against
        
        taxes
    - - against
        
        abuses feudal lords=
        
        increasing taxes
        
        cope agricultural crisis+
        
        prohibing pesants
        
        live fiefdom
    - - bad harests
        
        unfavorable climatic conditions
        
        decrease ag, production
        
        malnutrition, hunger
  - - - expressed throw
        
        persecution minorites
        
        different religion
        
        accused:
        
        being lunger
        
        spread Black Death
    - - Jews
        
        neighbordhoods attaked
        
        accompained
        
        sackings and killings
        
        expelled European countries
      - Converts
        
        (Jews convert to Christianity)
        
        acused:
        
        being false converts
        
        continue practising old religion
    - - persecute:
        
        heretics, witches, false converts
      - who was condemmed
        
        tortured until confessed
        
        or burnt in stake
- - - - hauses made wood
        
        +streets very narrow
        
        +lack fire prevention measures
        
        = usually fires
    - - not dreinage
        
        not seiwage systems
        
        no collect waste
      - people throw rubbish
        
        to street
        
        from doors and windows
  - - - rich inhabitants
        
        luxurious palaces
        
        ston
      - rest population
        
        hauses made:
        
        Adobe
        
        wood
        
        Ground floor:
        
        workshop and shop
        
        above the hause
        
        straw
        
        stone
      - Neighbours
        
        Religion
        
        Muslim quartier
        
        Jewish quartier
        
        Economic activity
        
        different traders
    - - Main
        
        Church
        
        Townhall
      - Exchange
        
        Trade agreements
      - Important
        
        Fortifications
        
        Public baths
        
        Hospitals
        
        Cathedral
        
        University
- - - - economic developments
        
        influence- various factors
        
        agricultural produccion
        
        increased
        
        population
        
        grew
        
        Sacking and invasions
        
        foreign lands
        
        END
        
        trade
        
        developed