The English Wool and Cloth Industries and Trade (Edexcel A-Level History): Quizzes

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The English Wool and Cloth Industries and Trade
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Where did English sheep farmers export their raw wool during the Middle Ages?

Antwerp in the Netherlands

What was the 'putting out' system used by clothiers?

Distributing wool to home-based workers

How many people working for one week were needed to produce a single medium-quality cloth?

15 people

What type of company were the Merchant Adventurers?

A regulated company

How much did cloth exports generate annually during Elizabeth I's reign?

£750,000 per year

What caused a sharp temporary decline in cloth trade profits in 1551-52?

Government revaluation of coinage

How did new draperies differ from traditional English broadcloth?

Lighter, cheaper, and more colorful

How much did new draperies generate per annum by the end of the 16th century?

£250,000 per annum

Which town was NOT mentioned as a settlement location for Dutch textile workers?

York

How many families did the government allocate to Maidstone after the town requested 60?

30 families

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