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The growth of trade was very simple since there wasn't many factors to interupt trading things except wafare. There were many trade routes from Europe to parts of Asia. Some things that were traded were spices, fruit, and other things people may need. Finance was also very straightfoward as well. The medieval English saw their economy as comprising three groups – the clergy, who prayed; the knights, who fought; and the peasants, who worked the land.

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The black death first started in Asia and spread through trade routes all over Europe. It spread through infected fleas that lived on rats. The fleas were the original cause of the black death but it was not transmitted through flea bites, it was an airborne disease that spread through coughs, sneezing, and even just plain breathing. There are 3 different kinds of the black death the first is the bubonic plague, the pneumonic plague, and the septicemic plague.

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The number of towns in Western Europe grew quickly. Many grew along the sides of the road on the trading routes. Townspeople built walls around the town to protect themselves.
EXAMPLES:

Siena, Italy

York, England

Colmar, France

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Effects the Development of towns has on the Feudal system 

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Effects the Development of towns has on the Feudal system 

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The development of towns caused the feudal system to fall because, as the towns were created, the manors fell. With houses to live in surfs didn't need to live on the manors anymore. there was no need to exchange loyalty and work for land or protection, so the system fell

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From The Black Death came more modern medicine and  changes in public health standards. People who survived the Black Death era  suffered a crisis of faith. People felt God had turned his back on them and people in turn, turned their backs on him.

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There were many advances in agriculture during this time the video below tells you about some of them.

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Agricultural Advances of Medieval Europe

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Uploaded by Alexia K Baker on 2016-11-04.

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During the Medieval Times education became very important to the people. Education was concentrated mostly in the monastery or Cathedral school. Learning in this time was taken very seriously most of the people who were being educated were very rich because the cost of education was very high. If you were a peasant or very poor you could only be educated if you were given permission from the Lord of the manor. Very few girls were educated most of them were just taught how to maintain a household and take care of their husband and children. Some girls with rich families were sent to universities to be educated but it was very rare.

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A period of European economic expansion, colonialism, and mercantilism. It lasted from the end of the 13th century to the 18th century. It was succeeded by the Industrial Revolution.

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The black death was a Pandemic outbreak of the disease called the Bubonic Plague. It spread from Asia to Europe to North America, and was passed along by trade. The epidemic lasted for about 3 year. It was the most devastating disease in history. An estimated 25 million people died due to the black death.

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By, Julia Lankford, Khush Patel, and Caitlyn Thompson