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The year 1000 as a turning point
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End of invasions, security, new townes, population growth, windmilles developed, heavier plow, and no slavery
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Feudalism and Monorialism
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Village plan and manor, three field system, mutal and reciprocal character, serfs bound to the soil, and eventually peasant "freedom"
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Rise of Towns and Commerce
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Venice- connections with the Levant, Flander- woolen cloth, self-governing towns; great independence in Northern Italy, Hanse- dominated Baltic until 1300
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Guilds
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Apprentice system, lack of competition, no risk, adventure or speculation and role of women.
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