5.1 Geldeconomie en hanze

5.1 Monetary economy and trading cities

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Improvements in the agriculture

*Horse collar

* Iron plough

* Three-field system

- 1/3 left to rest for a year

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Agriculture

* Improvements and reclaiming -> more food -> more people

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New jobs

* More food -> Less farmers

* Specialize

* Craftpeople

* Markets

* Start of cities

*Agrarian-urban society

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Money

* Can't store products very well

* Not enough products to exchange

* Monetary economy

Disadvantage: Keep changing money

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Trade networks

* Long-distance trade

* Trading cities

* Work together

* Trade networks -> Middle East

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Hanseatic League

* Collaborate in North Europe

* Handelsverbond -> Oostzee en Noordzee

Deventer, Zutphen, Kampen, Zwolle

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In England the Dutch bought wool and linen

In the Baltic Sea area the Dutch bought herring, wood and grain

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Assignment

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