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They produced coins for trade to discourage barter.

They exchanged foreign coins and provided banking services.

They organized the trade fairs and other related events to encourage trade.

They set the prices for goods and allowed greed to overwhelm them.

Charter

Decree

Treaty

Edict

bank

treasure

exchange

chair

function as a medieval labor union

regulate the business activity

control all the activity in a town

to encourage free trade with no regulations

Markets were the primary centers for local trade.

Trade fairs attracted merchants from all over Europe and foreign countries.

Fairs only allowed local merchants to participate.

Fairs provided a meeting place for East-West trade.

Apprentices

Journeymen

Masters

Merchants

Universal or encompassing all.

A place of worship.

A gathering of believers.

A religious hierarchy.

Democracy

Feudalism

Monarchy

Communism

Arithmetic

Geometry

Music

Rhetoric

Middle Ages

Medieval Period

Dark Ages

Age of Faith

Bologna and Paris

London and Rome

Madrid and Vienna

Oxford and Cambridge

Thomas Aquinas

Anselm

Roger Bacon

Peter Abelard

He believed Aristotle's philosophy could help understand theological ideas.

He thought the church's teaching was always right when it disagreed with Aristotle.

He was called 'the prince of the Schoolmen.'

He rejected the use of critical reasoning in theology.

chemistry

astronmomy

poetry

Geoffrey Chaucer

Dante Alighieri

Thomas Aquinas

Roger Bacon

Baroque

Greek

Lintel

Trivium and Quadrivium

Grammar and Rhetoric

Arithmetic and Geometry

Music and Astronomy