Trade in the middle ages

Sunday

06.02.2022​

​​Social Studies

Trade in the middle ages

By Hafsa SKIS

​What was a trade like in the middle ages?

​​Goods traded between the Arab world and Europe included enslaved people, spices, perfumes, gold, jewels, leather goods, animal skins, and luxury textiles, especially silk.

​How did trade expand in the Middle Ages?

Trade in the High Middle Ages. Improved roads and vehicles of transportation provide for increasingly far-flung urban markets. Cities are, in some ways, parasitical on the land around them. They don't grow their own food, and as cities get larger and larger, they require more resources.

Multiple Choice

Who discovered America?

• Christopher Columbus

• Navigators of Medieval

• The Europe

Multiple Choice

In the later part of the Middle Ages, cities grew because of an increase in what?

• Nobles
• Crusades
• Churches
• Trade

Multiple Choice

Both Muslims and Christians were ______ types of people during the Middle Ages.

• athletic
• European
• Western
• religious