Medieval Farming and Trade Crafts

The EFFECT of using the three-field system was

• soil was healthier

• old unusable soil could now be used

• more land could be plowed in a day

• more grain was ground for bread

The EFFECT of having a watermill built on a manor was

• soil was healthier

• old unusable soil could now be used

• more land could be plowed in a day

• more grain was ground for bread

The EFFECT of using horses with harnesses to plow fields was that

• soil was healthier

• old unusable soil could now be used

• more land could be plowed in a day

• more grain was ground for bread

The EFFECT of using the heavy plow on planting fields was that

• soil was healthier

• old tough soil could now be used

• more land could be plowed in a day

• more grain was ground for bread

To make more money in medieval Europe, common people had to

• farm harder

• invade and steal

• learn a skill

• serve a lord

A student of a craft who would train in their teen years with a master was

• apprentice

• master

• guild

• journeyman

An organization of people from the same craft were called a

• journeyman

• apprentice

• guild

• master

A teacher of a craft who ran his own shop and trained apprentices was a

• guild

• master

• apprentice

• journeyman

A fully trained apprentice that would travel around was a

• apprentice

• master

• guild

• journeyman

Which one was NOT provided for apprentices?

• food

• money

• lodgings

• clothing