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mylen [45]
3 years ago
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Expliquer quelle est la place de l’artisanat dans les villes médiévales ?

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nordsb [41]3 years ago
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Answer:

French version: tout comme aujourd'hui, les gens de l'époque médiévale avaient besoin de vêtements, de chaussures, de médicaments, etc. Ainsi, les artisans de différentes professions étaient vitaux pour le commerce et les affaires collectifs. Par exemple, les tanneurs se sont spécialisés dans la fabrication du cuir, ce qui était important pour les cordonniers et les cordonniers.

Spanish version: Al igual que en los tiempos de hoy, la gente de la época medieval necesitaba ropa, zapatos, medicinas, etc., de forma regular. Por lo tanto, los artesanos de diferentes ocupaciones eran vitales para el comercio y los negocios colectivos. Por ejemplo, los curtidores se especializaban en la fabricación de cuero, que era importante para los zapateros y zapateros.

English version:  

very much like today's times, people in the medieval period needed clothing, shoes, medicine, etc., on a regular basis. Thus, craftsmen of different occupation were vital for collective trade and business. For instance, tanners specialized in making leather, which was important to cobblers and shoemakers.

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