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What was the 'guild'? Describe its features
Solution
The basis of economic organisation was the guild.
Each craft or industry was organised into a guild, an association which controlled the quality of the product, its price and its sale.
Each craft or industry was organised into a guild, an association which controlled the quality of the product, its price and its sale.
The 'guild-hall' was a feature of every town; it was a building for ceremonial functions, and where the heads of all the guilds met formally. Guards patrolled the town walls and musicians were called to play at feasts and in civic processions, and innkeepers looked after travellers.
Some More Questions From The Three Orders Chapter
Examine the position of the Pope in the Medieval Europe.
In which part of the world was it the main form of social organisation in Medieval times?
Mention the economic connotation of feudalism.
Enumerate the categories of peasants in the feudal system during the middle ages in Europe.
Mention the merits of Feudal System.
List the Demerits of the Feudal System.
What was the 'guild'? Describe its features
Enlist any five rules that were followed by Monks as mentioned in the manuscript of Benedictine monasteries.
Describe the implication of the plague.
Write a note on a 'Manorial estate'.
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