Extra lesson 6.3 Development of new cities

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Extra lesson 6.3 Development of new cities

This is the French city of Carcasonne. One of a few cities that still have all of their Medieval citywalls.

There is even a boardgame named after this city

Planning  of this lesson

1. Few questions to see if you've remembered the lessons about 6.1 and 6.3
2. Last notes of 6.3 Development of new cities
   
3. Writing down the homework in your Plenda (see below)
   
4. Short assignment about 6.1 and 6.3
   
5. Done before the end of the lesson -> start with the rest of the homework

Were you present during the instructions about 6.1 and 6.3?

Both

Only 6.1 Pope against emperor

Only 6.3 Development of new cities

Neither

1. Put the subject in the right area of power

Spiritual power

Both

Secular power

Church rules

Taxes in France

Choice  of bishops

Power to excommunicate

Trading with other countries

2. Henry IV of Germany replaced the Pope by an ...................

3. What was the Investiture Controversy and how did it end?

4. Was is NOT a cause of Urbanisation?

1. Invention of the Heavy Plough
2. Introduction of the Three-field system
3. The specialisation in crafts
4. Climate change

5. Give a reason for the population growth after 1000 AD

6. Where would cities usually start? (Type of place)

Planning  of this lesson

1. Few questions to see if you've remembered the lessons about 6.1 and 6.3
2. Last notes of 6.3 Development of new cities
   
3. Writing down the homework in your Plenda (see below)
   
4. Short assignment about 6.1 and 6.3
   
5. Done before the end of the lesson -> start with the rest of the homework

Medieval carpenter (timmerman)

The emblems of Medieval guilds

Guilds

• Organised the training of new craftsmen.
• Regulated working hours, prices and the quality of products.
• Helped each other when someone was ill or died. 

Medieval city of Tallin in modern day Estonia

Mediaval Cog ship

Gate of the most important Hanseatic city: Lübeck

Hanseatic League

European Union

Differences and Similarities

Hanseatic League

• =Powerful network of trading cities.
• Baltic, German, Danish and Dutch cities. 
• Trade played a large role in the Late Middle Ages.

Goals for this lesson

At the end of this lesson you...

• understand how a growth in population led to urbanisation.
• understand how living in cities resulted in more people specializing.
• know how cities worked together in the Hansaetic League.

Planning  of this lesson

1. Few questions to see if you've remembered the lessons about 6.1 and 6.3
2. Last notes of 6.3 Development of new cities
   
3. Writing down the homework in your Plenda (see below)
   
4. Short assignment about 6.1 and 6.3
   
5. Done before the end of the lesson -> start with the rest of the homework

Homework after this lesson

• 30th of March: Last moment to hand in your binder about Monks and Missionaries (Before 22:00 on Magister)
  
• 31th of March: Read 6.4 Cities fight for freedom
  
• 31th of March: Finish the assignment 6.1 and 6.3
• I will check 3 Plenda's at random

Planning  of this lesson

1. Few questions to see if you've remembered the lessons about 6.1 and 6.3
2. Last notes of 6.3 Development of new cities
   
3. Writing down the homework in your Plenda (see below)
   
4. Short assignment about 6.1 and 6.3
   
5. Done before the end of the lesson -> start with the rest of the homework

Questions so far about the planning and the homework?

6.1 and 6.3 assignment

• On your Laptop
• Individual assignment
• First 3 minutes to get started
• 10 minutes of silence (ZS)
• Rest of the lesson to finish the assignment
• Done? -> Finish the other homework of the week

Planning  of this lesson

1. Few questions to see if you've remembered the lessons about 6.1 and 6.3
2. Last notes of 6.3 Development of new cities
   
3. Writing down the homework in your Plenda (see below)
   
4. Short assignment about 6.1 and 6.3
   
5. Done before the end of the lesson -> start with the rest of the homework

Extra lesson 6.3 Development of new cities

This is the French city of Carcasonne. One of a few cities that still have all of their Medieval citywalls.

There is even a boardgame named after this city