Ch 10 The Reshaping Of Medieval Europe

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The privileges granted a town by a feudal lord were usually written down in a legal document called..

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Charters

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primary function was to regulate the business activity of a given town.

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Guilds

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First class in a craft guild; lived in the home of a master and learned trade skills and proper conduct.

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Apprentice

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Second class of a craft guild; "day laboror"; could seek employment and earn wages as a skilled worker.

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Journeyman

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Third class of a craft guild; could open his own shop and take on apprentices and journeymen.

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Masters

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Social class primarily composed of merchants, bankers, craftsmen, and skilled laborers.

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Middle Class

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Liberal arts curriculum consisting of grammar, rhetoric, and logic.

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Trivium

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Liberal arts curriculum consisting of arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and music.

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Quadrivium

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The prevalent architectural style in Europe from 1050-1150.

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Romanesque

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Light and delicate 14-century architecture with flying buttresses, higher ceilings, thinner walls, larger windowns and doors, and stained glass windows.

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Gothic