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From the 11th century, there was a revival of cities and urban life. True or false?

false

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In the new medieval cities, a prosperous bourgeoisie developed. True or false?

true

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Monarchs relied on the growth of the bourgeoisie to consolidate their power over the feudal nobility. True or false?

true

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From the mid-13th century, Europe suffered an economic and social crisis in rural areas. True or false?

false

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The Black Death swept through Europe in the mid-14th century. True or false?

true

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What happened in Europe at the end of the 11th century?

The Norman invasions ended and peace agreements were made between feudal lords.

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What innovations contributed to the increase in agricultural productivity in 11th-century western Europe?

Triennial rotation, the use of manure, the mouldboard plow, the use of harnesses on draught animals, windmills and watermills.

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What was created when farmers began producing more crops than they could consume?

A surplus that could be sold.

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How did the increase in agricultural production affect the population?

People's diet improved and resistance to disease increased.

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How many people lived in Europe in the 12th century? And in the 14th century?

45 millon and 75 millon.

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What did the 13th- century population increase lead to?

The need to find new farmland and the resettlement of old abandoned land and the clearing of new land for farming.

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Plough that made deeper furrows and increased the soil's fertility:

mouldboard plough .

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Device that made it easier to plow:

harness .

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External part of a mill that used the wind to power the inner machinery:

sail .

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Agricultural machine that made grinding grain easier and was powered by an inanimate force, such as wind or water:

mill .

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Cultivation method that leaves a third of the land fallow:

rotación triennial .

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