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SOCIETY
SOUTHERN CATHOLIC EUROPE
economy barely recovered
nobility and clergy
reject the trade and craft industries
manual work was considered undignified
maintained their power
their objective
accumulate noble title
live off the rents
society divided into classes
haute bourgeoisie
consisted of
important traders
bankers
high public officials
English and Dutch bourgeoisie
had access to political positions
petite bourgeoisie
had to pay taxes
affected by the crisis
consisted of
labourers
small scale traders
artisans
nobility
did not pay taxes
their time
haunting and social events
political or military obligations
obtained income from their lands
peasants
formed the majority of the population
in a precarious situation
very vulnerable in agricultural crisis
they had to start begging
beggars
increased in number
lived in the cities
had to beg or depend on charity
revolts broke out
monarchs raised taxes
to obtain income
in bad harvest times
bourgeoise raised against monarchs
different motives
Spain
secessionist movements
British Isles
political motives and religious rivalry
Russia
ethnic divisions
France
politically motivated
ATLANTIC PROTESTANT EUROPE
burgeois traders
craft industries
trade industries
they became more powerful
acces to political positions
became part of the privileged class
their position enabled
generate more wealth
develop trade
SPANISH SOCIETY
SPANISH CLERGY
one of he largest clergy in Europe
the church was still considered powerful
differences between the nobility
hidalgos
maintained their privileges
rejected manual work
higher nobility maintained their power
the pecheros
the poor started working for the nobility
peasants became poorer
larger numbers of latifundos
other became bandits
bourgeoisie didn't grow
