ALPHABET GAME ABOUT MEDIEVAL CITIES

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Unit 3: The rebirth of the cities

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ALPHABET GAME ABOUT MEDIEVAL CITIESVersión en línea Unit 3: The rebirth of the cities por Fran Colomer A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X Y Starts with A The excess production of crops beyond the needs of the population, that allows trade. (TWO WORDS) Starts with B A social class in medieval cities whose wealth came from trade and craft. Starts with C A large and important church, the seat of a bishop, and a symbol of a city's wealth and power. Contains D A building with sails that are turned by the wind, to grind grain into flour. Contains E A crop rotation system in which land was divided into three fields, with one left fallow each year to recover. Starts with F A gathering of people for the sale of goods, accompanied by entertainment and exhibitions. Starts with G An association of artisans or merchants who controlled the practice of their craft in a particular town. Starts with H A leather implement that enabled horses to pull heavy loads, such as ploughs and carts. (TWO WORDS) Starts with I The artificial application of water to land to assist in the growing of crops. Starts with J A person whose religion is Judaism Contains K The business dedicated to the management of money and investments. Contains L An agricultural implement with blades for cutting or turning over the earth. Starts with M A place where goods and services are bought and sold, often held regularly in a town or city. Starts with N A part of a city where people live Contains O To rise against constituted authority, as by open rebellion Starts with P The increase in the number of people in a particular area over time. (TWO WORDS) Starts with R A legal document containing privileges for the cities granted by the king (TWO WORDS) Contains S An incorrectly functioning body resulting from the effect of a virus or bacteria Starts with T The activity of buying and selling goods and services. Starts with U The growing of cities. Contains V An institution of learning of the highest level, with a college of liberal arts and other colleges. Starts with W A mill powered by water, used to grind grain into flour. Contains X A written order used in trade that binds one bank to pay a fixed sum of money to a person or another bank. Contains Y A system of money in general use in a particular country.

ALPHABET GAME ABOUT MEDIEVAL CITIESVersión en línea

Unit 3: The rebirth of the cities

por Fran Colomer

Starts with A

The excess production of crops beyond the needs of the population, that allows trade. (TWO WORDS)

Starts with B

A social class in medieval cities whose wealth came from trade and craft.

Starts with C

A large and important church, the seat of a bishop, and a symbol of a city's wealth and power.

Contains D

A building with sails that are turned by the wind, to grind grain into flour.

Contains E

A crop rotation system in which land was divided into three fields, with one left fallow each year to recover.

Starts with F

A gathering of people for the sale of goods, accompanied by entertainment and exhibitions.

Starts with G

An association of artisans or merchants who controlled the practice of their craft in a particular town.

Starts with H

A leather implement that enabled horses to pull heavy loads, such as ploughs and carts. (TWO WORDS)

Starts with I

The artificial application of water to land to assist in the growing of crops.

Starts with J

A person whose religion is Judaism

Contains K

The business dedicated to the management of money and investments.

Contains L

An agricultural implement with blades for cutting or turning over the earth.

Starts with M

A place where goods and services are bought and sold, often held regularly in a town or city.

Starts with N

A part of a city where people live

Contains O

To rise against constituted authority, as by open rebellion

Starts with P

The increase in the number of people in a particular area over time. (TWO WORDS)

Starts with R

A legal document containing privileges for the cities granted by the king (TWO WORDS)

Contains S

An incorrectly functioning body resulting from the effect of a virus or bacteria

Starts with T

The activity of buying and selling goods and services.

Starts with U

The growing of cities.

Contains V

An institution of learning of the highest level, with a college of liberal arts and other colleges.

Starts with W

A mill powered by water, used to grind grain into flour.

Contains X

A written order used in trade that binds one bank to pay a fixed sum of money to a person or another bank.

Contains Y

A system of money in general use in a particular country.

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ALPHABET GAME ABOUT MEDIEVAL CITIESVersión en línea

por Fran Colomer

Starts with A

The excess production of crops beyond the needs of the population, that allows trade. (TWO WORDS)

Starts with B

A social class in medieval cities whose wealth came from trade and craft.

Starts with C

A large and important church, the seat of a bishop, and a symbol of a city's wealth and power.

Contains D

A building with sails that are turned by the wind, to grind grain into flour.

Contains E

A crop rotation system in which land was divided into three fields, with one left fallow each year to recover.

Starts with F

A gathering of people for the sale of goods, accompanied by entertainment and exhibitions.

Starts with G

An association of artisans or merchants who controlled the practice of their craft in a particular town.

Starts with H

A leather implement that enabled horses to pull heavy loads, such as ploughs and carts. (TWO WORDS)

Starts with I

The artificial application of water to land to assist in the growing of crops.

Starts with J

A person whose religion is Judaism

Contains K

The business dedicated to the management of money and investments.

Contains L

An agricultural implement with blades for cutting or turning over the earth.

Starts with M

A place where goods and services are bought and sold, often held regularly in a town or city.

Starts with N

A part of a city where people live

Contains O

To rise against constituted authority, as by open rebellion

Starts with P

The increase in the number of people in a particular area over time. (TWO WORDS)

Starts with R

A legal document containing privileges for the cities granted by the king (TWO WORDS)

Contains S

An incorrectly functioning body resulting from the effect of a virus or bacteria

Starts with T

The activity of buying and selling goods and services.

Starts with U

The growing of cities.

Contains V

An institution of learning of the highest level, with a college of liberal arts and other colleges.

Starts with W

A mill powered by water, used to grind grain into flour.

Contains X

A written order used in trade that binds one bank to pay a fixed sum of money to a person or another bank.

Contains Y

A system of money in general use in a particular country.