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Subido el 28 de abril de 2023 por Luis H.

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Hello, I'm going to talk about the society and everyday life in the urban society. Okay, 00:00:00
the Burgos constitute a new social group, which based its position on activities like 00:00:14
ownership and a work in the land. The urban, no sorry, they divided into several groups 00:00:23
according to their wealth. The urban aristocracy was the minority group. It was composed by 00:00:32
the leader of the major guiles, wealthy merchants and bankers, who took over control of the 00:00:41
city government. Then were the commoners that were the rest of the population, and were 00:00:53
the master craftsmen of the guiles and small traders, and they were the intermediary. Then 00:01:01
the lower were the urban masses that included the journeymen, the pistons, the guile apprentice, 00:01:10
and the poor and marginalized jobless. In some cities were also minorities like the Jewish, 00:01:17
who live in separate neighborhoods that were called Jewish quarters or alhamas, and they 00:01:27
were engaged in lending, handicrafts, trade, and medicine. Now I'm going to talk about the women 00:01:36
in society. Okay, women took care of their husband's fathers, and they were engaged in many 00:01:52
jobs like a mermaid, saleswomen, and craftswomen of various trades. They were also a goldsmith 00:02:01
and a silversmith. In some trades that were carried out by women, they were singers, actresses, 00:02:13
dancers, ironers, and many others. Okay, life in the city evolved on its streets and squares. They 00:02:28
were noisy and busy places where the daily work of the craftsmen and street trading took place. We 00:02:42
could find all kinds of people like puppeteers, jugglers, and newcomers. These newcomers were in 00:02:50
some cases serfs who had fled from their masters. If they remained in the city for a year and a day, 00:03:03
they became free citizens, and they could no longer be bound to their former relationship 00:03:12
with the feudal lord. On feast days, cities were cleaned and were covered with straw and reeds. 00:03:25
Men go to taverns and they talk, they play with cards, they drink, they eat, and the city dwellers 00:03:36
wear their best clothes, and they dance, they celebrate with the parties, and these were 00:03:43
organized by the guilds. 00:03:51
Autor/es:
Belinda Guisande 2ESOF 2019/20
Subido por:
Luis H.
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Fecha:
28 de abril de 2023 - 14:05
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04′
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