Geography & Towns
Economy & Trade
Power & Government
Jobs & Guilds
Culture & Entertainment
100
Built near this feature to help trade and transportation.
What is a river?
100
Venice was famous for making this.
What is glass?
100
Power shifted away from these people in towns.
Who are feudal lords?
100
A shoemaker in medieval times was called this.
What is a cobbler?
100
People enjoyed these performances in town squares.
What are plays?
200
Towns needed this in order to grow during the Middle Ages.
What is enough food?
200
Flanders was known for producing this.
What is woolen cloth?
200
Power shifted toward these people.
Who are merchants?
200
These groups controlled quality and training.
What are guilds?
200
A mystery play was based on this.
What is the Bible?
300
Many medieval towns were built near water for this reason.
What is transportation and trade?
300
Making one type of product very well is called this.
What is specialization?
300
Merchants often joined these groups to gain power.
What are town councils?
300
Guilds helped customers by doing this.
What is making sure goods were well made?
300
This was a common form of medieval entertainment.
What are festivals or fairs?
400
This helped merchants bring goods into towns.
What are trade routes?
400
Trading goods without money is called this.
What is barter?
400
This replaced trial by ordeal and combat.
What are court inquiries?
400
Guilds protected workers by improving this.
What are working conditions?
400
People often gathered here for fun and news.
What is the marketplace?
500
People traveled to towns mainly to do this.
What is buy and sell goods?
500
This system is based on buying and selling for profit.
What is capitalism?
500
These helped towns become independent.
What are charters?
500
Guild members often trained using this system.
What is apprenticeship?
500
These events combined trade, games, and shows.
What are town fairs?