Horse #1 Horse #2 My Group’s answer My Group’s answer Teacher’s answer: Pestilence Teacher’s answer: War and Unrest Events of 14th Century Events of 14th Century 1.1347-48 Black Death 1. 100 years war 1337-1453 2. 1318 Sheep infection 2. Civil wars – 3. Periodic return of Plague in summer months England War of the Roses -1485 – Wat Tyler & Peasan’ts Revolt 1381 France Jacques Bonhomme Jacquerie 1358 – 3.Unemployment encouraged people to turn to crime - attacks on nobles 4. Statute of Labourers 1351 cut wages – 4. Fur Collar 5. Challenges to the Church Babylonian Captivity & Great Schism William of Marsigilio of Padua England - John Wyclif Prague - Jan Hus Lay Piety ( Confraternities) and Mysticism Holland The Bretheran Thomas a Kempis – Bridget of Sweden 6. Ethnic tensions - Jews attacked - Statute of Kilkenny 1366 (forbade marriage between English & Irish) 7. Marital patterns led to Prostitution/Rape/Homosexuality “crimes against nature” 8. Stronger gender divisions Guilds were – increasingly male Horse #3 Horse #4 My Group’s answer My Group’s answer Teacher’s answer: Famine Teacher’s answer: Deaths ( pop decline) Events of 14th Century Events of 14th Century 1. 1300 Climate change Ice Age” 1. Deaths through famine and starvation – “Little Unusual number of storms ruined crops -> 2. Disease e.g. Black death – starvation 3. Postponement of marriage led to reduced 2. Great Famine 1315-1322 pop as fewer babies born. 3. Prices rose even in non-famine so fewer 4. Animals impacted also 1318 sheep infection people could afford to buy food led to sharp decline of wool exports – – 4. Reduced caloric intake = susceptibility to weavers out of work. disease 5. Workers on reduced diets has less energy = less production 6. People lost homes deserted villages -> – vagabonds
Horse #1 My Group’s answer Teacher’s answer: Pestilence Events of 14th Century 1.1347-48 Black Death 2. 1318 – Sheep infection 3. Periodic return of Plague in summer months Horse #2 My Group’s answer Teacher’s answer: War and Unrest Events of 14th Century 1. 100 years war 1337-1453 2. Civil wars England – War of the Roses -1485 Wat Tyler & Peasan’ts Revolt 1381 France – Jacques Bonhomme Jacquerie 1358 3.Unemployment encouraged people to turn to crime - attacks on nobles 4. Statute of Labourers 1351 – cut wages 4. Fur Collar 5. Challenges to the Church Babylonian Captivity & Great Schism William of Marsigilio of Padua England - John Wyclif Prague - Jan Hus Lay Piety ( Confraternities) and Mysticism Holland – The Bretheran Thomas a Kempis Bridget of Sweden 6. Ethnic tensions - Jews attacked - Statute of Kilkenny 1366 (forbade marriage between English & Irish) 7. Marital patterns led to Prostitution/Rape/Homosexuality “crimes against nature” 8. Stronger gender divisions – Guilds were increasingly male Horse #3 My Group’s answer Teacher’s answer: Famine Events of 14th Century 1. 1300 – Climate change “Little Ice Age” Unusual number of storms ruined crops -> starvation 2. Great Famine 1315-1322 3. Prices rose even in non-famine so fewer people could afford to buy food 4. Reduced caloric intake = susceptibility to disease 5. Workers on reduced diets has less energy = less production 6. People lost homes – deserted villages -> vagabonds Horse #4 My Group’s answer Teacher’s answer: Deaths ( pop decline) Events of 14th Century 1. Deaths through famine and starvation 2. Disease – e.g. Black death 3. Postponement of marriage led to reduced pop as fewer babies born. 4. Animals impacted also 1318 sheep infection – led to sharp decline of wool exports – weavers out of work.
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