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Apprentice is someone who is training to own a business

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The economy began to become part of a domain

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Towns are a part of a domain
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-Agriculture: farmers cleared trees and used better farming techniques to farm therefore producing surpluses of crops

-Trade: Venice and Genoa served as trading centers with the east so many towns developed next to waterways. Towns grew more wealthier because of people with specialized jobs.

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By the high middle Ages Towns started to grow again

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domain=the land controlled by a ruler or lord

in the beginning, towns were apart of a domain

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After fall of western Rome Trade in the East started suffering and town life declined.

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Ancient Towns were busy trading centers. They

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the charter granted them the right to govern themselves
- many towns became independent by purchasing a royal charter

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4.2 The Growth of Medieval Towns -Henah Durrani 

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4.2 The Growth of Medieval Towns -Henah Durrani 

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1. Improvements in Agriculture: this made the population grow because there was more food for everyone

2. Trade: seaport towns became trading center; trading goods throughout Europe was by river, this made many towns be next to waterways

3.  Domains: (the land controlled by a ruler or lord) towns were the domain of the feudal lord, whether a monarch, a noble, or a high ranking church officials

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4.2 The Growth of Medieval Towns - Elyse Dudley

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4.2 The Growth of Medieval Towns - Elyse Dudley

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-Surplus arose from agriculture improvements- sold in markets
-Different towns specialized in specific practices while others used the banking industry
-Domains were common until towns became more wealthy and royal charters were purchased

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Three important facts from the section regarding a growing power of towns in Medieval Europe was primarily the agricultural advances by farmers.

Agriculture: Forests were cleared in an effort to increase farming space, generating surplus to encourage trade

Town Magnitude: Population increased in towns thanks to permanent residents (especially merchants)

Leadership: Lords and landowners became cumbersome and demanding, so new towns without lords were established