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- - - - They part the land into three and in the first year they cultivated only two. The other fallow until this year.
      - In the second year they cultivated the fallow land and the keep fallow the other two
      - They keep fallow to become the land more fertile. The land was more fertile because in this year the land obteinns the minerals and products that it needed
    - - societies at this time were very vulnerable
        
        during the years of bad crops
        
        hunger
        
        disease reappeared.
  - - - an excess of food produced
      - surplus products were sold in the city markets
    - - travelled in search of new markets
  - - - To meet growing demand, products were also made in people's homes
  - - - Created trading companies to generate profits
  - - - Was a document which guaranteed that the banker would pay a merchanta, a quantity of money. With the bill of exchange it was no longer necessary to travel with cash, which was unsafe.
- - - - Nobility and clergy
      - They were a minority
      - They were the only ones who had access to high political positions
    - - Continued to form the largest group
    - - Were the city inhabitants
      - They were not ruled by a feudal lord
      - Upper bourgeoisie
        
        Important merchants, bankers and officials
      - Petite bourgeoisie
        
        Small merchants, less important officials, all types of artisans, artists, servants and labourers