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usually Medieval Towns were part of a kingdom that is ruled by a king. So, technically a king ruled the Medieval Towns
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In the earlier Middle Ages, the towns were largely under the control of the local lords, who answered to monarchs. But the local lords often lost control of the towns, as merchant and craft groups became stronger, which began in the Early Middle Ages.
In the later parts of the Middle Ages, the political power in towns was often held by guilds or groups of guilds acting together. Some towns and cities, called communes, had republican governments. Some were independent of any monarch, and this was especially true in Italy. Others, though locally republican, were at least nominally subject to a king or emperor.
Some medieval towns were governed by feudal lords.
Some had republican governments. Many of these were what is termed Medieval Communes. They existed commonly in Italy and the Holy Roman Empire.
Some towns were simply governed by a mayor, and possibly a town council. The mayor might be appointed by a feudal lord or elected by some group of people. There was a lot of variation.
Medieval towns were governed according to their charters, and the charters varied quite a lot. Many of the towns were controlled by the guilds or other organizations that took responsibility for the local markets.
There is a link below to an article on medieval communes, which goes into this further.
The King obviously had the most power, then it would have been the Barons, then Knights, then the different types of peasant.
Just look up 'The Feudal System'
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From the list of options below choose the factors influencing why towns began to grow in Medieval England?
Trade, of course. As trade grew and more goods were able to be brought in and out of one city, the city grew.
What is it true or false in medieval times countries grew rich from the goods produced by their factories?
There were no factories in the Middle Ages.
What role did merchants play in the growth in medieval town?
merchants ran very sizable businesses also they dominated the town and grew very wealthy
How did an increase in trade lead to the growth of towns and cities?
As the trade increased, the towns grew larger, and several cities became wealthy from trade. Slowly, people began using money again to pay for goods.
How did they imform people about a medieval fair?
Fairs took place regularly, in the same place. They did not normally need to be advertised. The origins were just local markets, and these grew into fairs.
What role did the merchant play in the growth of medieval European towns?
What Brought most people to towns was business- meaning trade and commerce. As Trade grew Towns did as well.
Why did the feudal system become obsolete?
Medieval society no longer centered around the castle. The towns and cities (population centers) grew.
From the list of options below choose the factors influencing why towns began to grow in Medieval England?
Trade, of course. As trade grew and more goods were able to be brought in and out of one city, the city grew.
What role did merchants play in growth of medieval Europe towns?
merchants ran very sizable businesses also they dominated the town and grew very wealthy
What towns in Canadian history grew because of mining forestry hydroelctric power and recreation. Besides Ohshwa waterloo and north bay?
Some other towns in Canadian history that grew due to mining, forestry, hydroelectric power, and recreation are Sudbury (mining), Thunder Bay (forestry), Niagara Falls (hydroelectric power), and Banff (recreation).
What made the towns rise in the middle ages?
Medieval towns were villages that grew. The villages that grew into towns were mostly at crossroads, bridges, harbors, or the farthest point a ship could go up a river.
What name was given to towns that grew very suddenly in the west?
boom towns
What name was given to towns that grew very suddenly in west?
boom towns
Did medieval cities become as trade grew?
One point of view:As trade grew medieval cities became overcrowded and unsanitary.Another point of view:As trade grew, medieval cities became more important, more prosperous, and bigger.
What was the towns that Louis grew up in?
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Medieval cities grew as trade devoloped?
Yes.
What declined the trade revived and towns grew?
Feudal warfare
