Were mainly engaged in trade and crafts. Their wealth hinged on onwning money, not owing land.

• feudal lords

• king

• bourgeois

They paid their teachers in order to learn their trade.

• serfs
• officials
• apprentices

They were the masters of trade, owners of a workshop, and members of a guild.

• officials
• teachers
• apprentices

Groups of artisans.

• guilds
• universities
• teachers

Among the medieval guilds, a different one emerged. Their members wanted to acquire knowledge instead of learning a manual labor. 

• artisans
• burgi
• universities

The most famous university of its time. 

• University of Paris in France
• University of Salamanca in Spain
• Cambridge University in England

A document that forbade the king from starting collecting taxes without the approval of the Great Council.

• The Inquisition
• The Western Schism
• The Magna Carta

That time when the Church had two popes: one in Avignon and one in Rome.

• The Inquisition
• The Western Schism 
• The Black Death

War between France and England that lasted from 1337 to 1453.

• The Hundred Year's War
• The Inquisition
• The Western Schism

Epidemic caused by a bacteria and that led to millions of human losses.

• The Inquisition
• The Western Schism
• The Black Death