H5.3 I

• Geschiedenis
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 1

Today's lesson

• Recap of the previous lesson.
• Homework check
• short explanation of 5.3
• Time to work

How did Lords still try to control cities?

• It has something to do with the "scout"!

City rights

Name at least 3 city rights.

• organise markets
• build city walls
• produce their own coin
• punish criminals
• collect money from merchants.
  

Homework check 

• Ch5.2 exercise 1 till 10
• pay attention to each other.
• do you have a different aswer? Just ask, sometimes there's more than one correct answer.
• correct your answer.

Today's aim:

• You know how trade increased.
  

•  You know what the Hansa was.
  
• You can explain why Bruges was so important.

International trade.

Some merchants went abroad to sell and buy wares.

• Clear routes.
• Safe roads.
• Easy accessible.
• The markets were big.
• The invention of "banks".
  

Banks

Why are banks needed?

• Merchants did not want to travel with a lot of money on them.

First banks were Italian.

International trade union Hansa.

But does anyone knows the Dutch term?

Zwolle

The benefits of the Hansa.

• The costs of doing business could be shared. 
• It was safer for ships to travel in a group.
• Because of the number of city's involved, it became easier to make more business deals. 

Go to work.

Read page 89 and 90 in your textbook

Answer question 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5

5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and13

The cog ship

Bruges

Important city for the Hansa in Flanders (Belgium).

Broadcloth made from wool.

• Wool from England.
• Buyers from everywhere. 
• Hansa trade office.
• Perfect example of international trade in the Middle Ages.

Go to work.

Read page 89 and 90 in your textbook

Answer question 1 till 11 and 13