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THE EARLY MODERN AGE, Interes: an additional amount of money. Bill of…

- - - - Peasants
        
        Largest group
        
        Serfs of the feudallor/ noble
        
        Pay them rent
        
        Part of their harvest
      - Bourgeoisie
        
        City inhabitants
        
        Not ruled by feudal lord
        
        Social group increased in number
        
        Different groups
        
        Petite
        
        Small merchants
        
        Less important officials
        
        All type of artisans, artist, servants and labourers
        
        Formed largest group in the cities
        
        They lived in humble houses in buildings with floors
        
        Upper
        
        Important merchants, bankers, officials
        
        Live in richly urban places
        
        With city nobles
        
        Improved ruling class, powerful and influetial group
        
        Became wealthier, gained political influence in Early Modern Age
  - - - beggar and vagabonds
      - lived on charities.
- - - - Increase the amount of land under cultivation.
      - No technological advances
      - The three-dield system:
        
        Divids the area of cultied land into three sections and rotating crops each year
    - - Merchants/ traders travelled in search of new markets,establishing trade routes over land and sea
      - Increase in agricultural production, surplus production, excess of food
      - Surplus products were sold in the city markets
    - - Products made in workshops
      - Workshops controlled by associations of craftsmen called guilds
  - - - Precious metals
      - Food
      - Spieces
  - - - Providing loans
        
        Banker lent money in exchange for returning the same amount plus an interes
      - Creating new forms of payment
        
        Bill of exchange