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The late middle ages (Urban population (Jews (Craftsmen, traders, Lived…
The late middle ages
Urban population
Upper nobility
Lived in palaces
Wealthy bourgeoisie
The richest families
Urban clergy
Franciscans and Dominicans
Petite bourgeoisie
small-scale traders and craftsmens
Jews
Craftsmen, traders
Lived separate
Others
Servants, slaves and beggars
Lower nobility
Hidalgos
Crisis in Late Middle ages
Agricultural crisis
Bad harvest
Unfavorable climate conditions
Black death
Killed a lot of people
Reduced agricultural and work force
Wars
100 years war
Tax increases
Peasants revolts
Urban revolts
Religious persecutions
Persecution of Jews
Acussed of Black Death causants
Persecution of converts
Acussed of Wiches
Life in the city
Buildings
Main ones
The town hall and the church
Exchange
Trade agreements
Cities importants
Cathedrals, hospitals...
Houses and palaces
Richest inhabitants lived in palaces
The rest in houses
made up of adobe
Cities were divided in
Religion
Economic activity
Problems
Frequent fires
Absence of hygine
soread of disease and epidermis
Political changes
Monarch got money from
Urban trade taxes
cities governments
Administer matters
Consequences
Cities were freed
Urban representatives went
To the parliament
Some cities became powerful
Parliament
Assembly that advised
The monarch
Diferences in language
Estates General in France
Parliament in England
Cortes in Christianism
Diet in Germany
Three states
Nobility
Clergy
Bourgeoisie and peasants
Economic and social
Transformations
Developments
Sackings and invasions
from foreign lands
Agriculture increased
Population grew
Trade developed
Agriculture
Increase production
Population grew
Increase in trade
Craftwork increased
Number of habitants
grew
Economic power in the city
grew
Cities were known as
boroughs
New social class
Bourgeoisie
Trade and Craftmanship
Money circulation increased
Promisory notes
documents assigned
in place of money
Loans
Bankers lent money
in exchange of interests
Permanent shops
One for a week
Market
Guilds
to protect interests
