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SOCIETY, NOBILITY, BOUR, HIGH, PETIT BOURGEOISIE, PESANTS, BEGGAR, CLERGY,…
SOCIETY
CLASSES
nobility
not paid taxes
obligations
military
political
most of the time
hunting
social events
lived in palaces
get a rent
land worked by peasants
haute bourgeoisie
important
traders
bankers
public officials
they prospered
political access
England
Low countries
petite bourgeoisie
included
artisans
small-acale traders
labourersd
disadvantages
affected by the crisis
paid taxes
peasants
the majority of the population
vulnerable during agricultural crisis
started begging
precarious situation
beggars
increase in number
survive
charity
beg
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SPANISH SOCIETY
nobility
higher nobility
lower nobility
hidalgos
maintain privileges
not assets
medieval mentality
praised military orders
clergy
church important placa
largest in europe
pecheros
bourgeoisie
crisis
trade
craft
hardly grew
the poor
lived in cities
worked for
nobility
bourgeoisie
peasants
became poorest
had to sell land to nobility
large latifundios
became bandits
rob travellers
Aragón, Catalonia and Andalucía
SOCIAL DIFFERENCES
economic rates
Europe was divided
Atlantic Protestant Europe
bourgeois prospered
craft
trade
part of the privileged classes
more power
access to political positions
generate more wealth
by developing trade
because their positions
Southern Catholic Europe
nobility and clergy
maintain their power
reject industries
craft
trade
objectives
life from the rents
from the lands
accumulate noble titles
economy did not recover
revolts
monarchs needed money
increased taxes
peasants
social revolts
led by discontent nobles
bourgeoisie
in different countries
France
politically motivated
British Isles
political motives
religious rivalries
Spain
led by secessionist movements
Portugal
Catalonia
Russia
due to ethnic divisions
