Towns, Cities and Commerce of Medieval Europe
This Middle Ages history lesson includes an overview of Towns, Cities and Commerce of Medieval Europe. The Town Structure, the Marketplace, Guilds, International Trade, the Town Charter and Florentine Banking are the focus of this classroom lesson.
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| Description: | Student activities include a short film, a poster activity, discussion questions, source analysis and the creation of a radio announcement. |
| Estimated lessons: | 2-4. |
| Ages | 11-14 years. |
| Format | PowerPoint. |
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