Why family remained the primary Nuclear family social and economic institution of early modern Europe Family and Home Rural v urban households Men v women’s work Marriage and childbearing Social Life Calvin’s Geneva Leisure activities and relation to Tudor England religious calendar and agricultural Tudor England cycle Sumptuary Laws Causes and effects of regulating public Leisure activities morals Stocks, charivari, public whipping, branding Examples of regulating public morals Secular laws regulating private life Religious laws regulating private life Public humiliation and punishment Sewers Cities and Sanitation What caused expansion of cities Effects of growing cities and different cities’ solutions to these problems Migrants in cities Employment Poverty Crime Population growth Commercialization of Agriculture Commercialization of agriculture Where three-crop field rotation was Subsistence agriculture practiced and what it is Three crop field rotation Where two-crop rotation was Two crop rotation practiced and what it is Enclosure movement Life of a farmer Freehold tenure Peasant revolts and rights of peasants Village Common Causes and effects (and reactions to) enclosure movement Eastern European v Western European Peasants Women as Witches Reason for increase in accusations Capitalism 1580-1650 Price revolution Relation to folk ideas and social and economic upheaval Protestant action Catholic action
Why family remained the primary social and economic institution of early modern Europe Family and Home Rural v urban households Men v women’s work Marriage and childbearing Social Life Leisure activities and relation to religious calendar and agricultural cycle Causes and effects of regulating public morals Examples of regulating public morals Secular laws regulating private life Religious laws regulating private life Public humiliation and punishment Cities and Sanitation What caused expansion of cities Effects of growing cities and different cities’ solutions to these problems Migrants in cities Employment Poverty Crime Population growth Commercialization of Agriculture Where three-crop field rotation was practiced and what it is Where two-crop rotation was practiced and what it is Life of a farmer Peasant revolts and rights of peasants Causes and effects (and reactions to) enclosure movement Eastern European v Western European Peasants Women as Witches Reason for increase in accusations 1580-1650 Relation to folk ideas and social and economic upheaval Protestant action Catholic action Nuclear family Calvin’s Geneva Tudor England Tudor England Sumptuary Laws Leisure activities Stocks, charivari, public whipping, branding Sewers Commercialization of agriculture Subsistence agriculture Three crop field rotation Two crop rotation Enclosure movement Freehold tenure Village Common Capitalism Price revolution
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