Houses
Guildhalls
Cathedrals
Defense
How the town was layed out
100
What was a danger to most houses, why?
Fire because the houses were made of wood
100
Who established guilds?
Wealthy and powerful crafters
100
What was the point of a cathedral?
It was a place for Catholics to worship
100
What was a towns main source of protection?
Walls
100
What two buildings were usually the largest in the town?
Cathedrals and guildhalls
200
Where were shop owners houses usually located?
On top of their shops.
200
Fill in the blank: Guildhalls were one of the _____ buildings in the town.
Larger
200
Cathedrals were the homes of ______
BISHOPS!!!!
200
What did walls have that helped keep guard?
Watch towers
200
Where were towns usually built near?
Other towns and bodies of water
300
If some people didn't have glass windows, what would they do if it was cold or rainy?
They would cover the houses with shutters
300
Why did the towns create guildhalls?
Guildhalls were the places where crafters would meet and discuss the issues of the day.
300
What is it called when towns formed around cathedrals?
Cathedral-towns
300
What two buildings did towns rely on for defense?
Castles and cathedrals
400
Who had glass windows?
The wealthy/rich
400
How did guilds protect each other?
They would defend each other's rights
400
What is a cathedral?
the principal church of a diocese, with which the bishop is officially associated.
400
What did the deep ditches represent?
A sign of wealth
400
What buildings were usually butted up against the town walls?
Shops, houses, and churches.
500
What were laborers houses like?
Small one or two roomed cottages located in the center of the town
500
How were guildhalls built?
stone structures, often several stories high with glass windows or decorative carvings.
500
Who visited cathedrals when they needed a place to stay?
Pilgrims
500
What surrounded the walls in order to defend the towns?
Deep ditches
500
Where were towns usually located and why?
1) Bodies of water and other towns.2) Resources and trade.
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