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If you worked at your own shop, your house would be on top of your shop. At shops you would sell goods for money (Cartwright).

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The Medieval merchants would travel all across Europe selling and trading. The merchants would have to pay a fair when they would go through towns or manors. The kings would use the fairs for military use (Cartwright).

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3. In Medieval Europe the concepts of shops started, how did that impact the Medieval Ages?

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2. What is a champagne fair and, and how is it different from normal trading?

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1. Some common trade exports in Medieval Europe includes a wide variety from food to clothes from local farms to other countries.
Some common exports of food included French wine, Prussian wheat, and spices (Cartwright, Tschen-Emmons). These exports mainly were created and stocked by locals, some exports also came from Russia, Germany, and nearby countries (Cartwright). By trading with varying countries with a multiple ranges of exports it boosted Europe's economy and their relationships with countries in Europe.

2. A champagne fair was a fair where mass amounts of trading occurred from a week to 6 weeks. Champagne fairs were held in the middle of town, they usually include a wide variety of  goods for a cheaper price (Cartwright). This fair included people from all sorts of social classes from lords to peasants (Tshen-Emmons). Eventually champagne fairs declined with the start of the Black Death (Cartwright).

3. The start of shops lead to the importance of having a bank, creating new jobs for selling in shops and banking for people. The startup of shops created people selling goods for money or currency (Cartwright). This created the need for banks, the banks would hold the money for people and it would create new opportunities for jobs. (Cartwright).

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1. What were some common trade exports that would be traded or bought?

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A Champagne fair was a large trading event, here you would get a variety of goods for a cheaper price then normal. This was held once a year for a week to 6 weeks (Cartwright).

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The start of the Middle Ages lead to the decline of technology, so to boost Europe's economy they needed trade, trade lead to more wealth in smaller communities, Europe as a whole, the rise of merchants, and the start of local shops.