Havo 1: Late middle ages - lesson 1

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• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Cities, states and the Church

Lesson 1

Start of the lesson

Phone in locker

Chewing gum in bin

Book, notebook, laptop on table

Menu of the day

Intro

Lezen

Keuzemoment

Pauze

Check

Lord of the manor

Free farmer

Serf

Had to pay rent every year

Had to defend the manor

Was not allowed to move home without permission

Had to help fight if there was a war

Was allowed to use the land of the lord

All the vassals and rear vassals together are called the ...?

Most powerful

Least powerful

Feudal lord

Knight

Vassal

Goal

You understand why cities developed in the Late Middle Ages

Intro

What is there in Culemborg on tuesdays and saterdays?

Intro

Why is it a bad idea to plant the same crops on a piece of land every year?

Reading

Let's read together on page 64

More money was being used

Because trade increased --> a monetary economy developed

• What are the advantages of using money?
• One problem: most cities had their own coins

Section 1

Choice:

1. Discuss text with me
2. Do exercises 4, 8, 11 (finished? --> revise)
3. Answer learning questions (finished? --> check with me)
4. Make a map of the empire of Charlemagne and show how it falls apart (from last lesson; page 25)
5. Answers to mystery

Break

Fun fact: how many cities were part of the Hanseatic League??

1. About 50
2. About 100
3. About 200
4. About 1000

The Late Middle Ages were a(n) ...?

1. agrarian society
2. agrarian-urban society
3. urban society

Score the goal: why did cities develop in the Late Middle Ages?