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THE EARLY MODERN AGES - Coggle Diagram

- - - - merchants need money new commerce
      - bankers lent money
      - return same amount + interest
      - monarchs also asked for loans
      - The Medici, the Fugger family
    - - new forms of payment
      - document
      - banker pay merchant
      - a quantity of money
      - specified date and place
  - - - foods
      - spices
      - precious metals
  - - - tools
      - raw materials
  - - - guilds
      - associations of craftsmen
  - - - travelled new markets
      - establishing trade routes
  - - - dividing the area into three
      - rotating the crops
      - one left fallow
    - - years of bad crops
      - hunger
      - disease reappered
- - - - Paris
      - London
      - Venice
      - Cologne
      - Antwerp
      - Lisbon
  - - - nobility, clergy
      - owned land
      - high political positions
      - privileges no taxes
    - - support
        
        nobles
        
        bourgeoisie
      - depending on their own interest
    - - bourgeoisie
        
        middle class
        
        no rule by feudal lord
        
        increased number
        
        gaining more political power
        
        upper bourgeoisie
        
        merchants, bankers, officials
        
        richly decorated urban palaces
        
        ruling class, powerful, influential
        
        became wealthier than nobles
        
        petite bourgeoisie
        
        small merchants, less important officials, all types of artisans, artists, servants and labourers
        
        largest group
      - peasants
        
        serfs of feudal, lord, noble
        
        pay rent or par of harvest
        
        went to the city more freedom
  - - - 16th century
      - popular in Spain after EMA
    - - believed spread diseases
      - washed clothes
      - rubbed themselves with pice of cloth
      - bad smells neutralized perfumes
    - - form
        
        nobility
        
        bourgeoisie
      - paid to feed their babies