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Line 11: − + − + − + − + − − *The Crusades − − *Twelfth Century Renaissance − − *Emergence of Republicanism in Italy − − *The Rise and Fall of the [[Angevin Empire]] Line 47:
Line 39: − The economy was essentially an agrarian one, with the relationship between the Lord of the Manor and his Peasants being essential to the smooth working of the realm. Trades also grew up in and around towns, with a great many craftspeople making many goods for sale on the open market. The Merchant quickly became an important person in the Medieval community, and those towns and Cities who became members of the Hanseatic League saw the well being and prosperity of their settlements increase substantially. At this stage of Medieval History however, trade was only beginning to emerge as an important part of the economy; Agriculture and the relationship to the land dominated all aspects of society.+
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*Aftermath of the Roman Empire
*Aftermath of the Roman Empire
*The Carolingian Empire
*Carolingian Empire
*Charlemagne
*Vikings
*The Vikings
*Crusades
*The Normans
*Renaissance of the 12th century
*Italian city states and [[Hanseatic League]]
*Italian city states and [[Hanseatic League]]
*Hundred Years' Wars
*Hundred Years' Wars
Small economies of scale developed throughout the Middle Ages, in the form of [[vassalage]] between a lord and his clients.
Small economies of scale developed throughout the Middle Ages, in the form of [[vassalage]] between a lord and his clients.
==Religion==
==Religion==