Work (AQA GCSE History): Flashcards
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Two factors determining work after 1066
Two factors determining work after 1066
Location and social status/wealth
Majority occupation in Norman villages
Majority occupation in Norman villages
Peasant farmers
Village mill operator
Village mill operator
Miller (often a wealthier villager)
Village worker who made/repaired metal tools
Village worker who made/repaired metal tools
Blacksmith
Knights' main feudal duty
Knights' main feudal duty
Military service and training
Officials who governed shires and supervised courts
Officials who governed shires and supervised courts
Sheriffs
Three wealthiest town professions
Three wealthiest town professions
Doctors, lawyers, and merchants
Products sold by apothecaries
Products sold by apothecaries
Medicines, herbs, spices, and sugar
Three roles of medieval barbers
Three roles of medieval barbers
Cut hair, pulled teeth, performed surgery
Gongfermers' job
Gongfermers' job
Emptied cesspits (usually at night)
Length of an apprenticeship
Length of an apprenticeship
Seven years
Apprentice payment during 7 years
Apprentice payment during 7 years
Food, clothing, shelter - no wages
Status after completing apprenticeship
Status after completing apprenticeship
Journeyman (earning wages)
Requirement to become a master craftsman
Requirement to become a master craftsman
Create a masterpiece proving competence
Most common town jobs for women
Most common town jobs for women
Domestic servants, laundresses, brewers