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Expansión agrícola y comercial en la Edad Media

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Verdades y falacias sobre agricultura y comercio medieval.

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Expansión agrícola y comercial en la Edad Media
 

Expansión agrícola y comercial en la Edad MediaOnline version

Verdades y falacias sobre agricultura y comercio medieval.

by Soraya Cadenas Pineda
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Las ciudades surgieron principalmente por la decadencia rural y la despoblación de áreas agrícolas.

2

Las ferias medievales solo vendían productos locales y cerraban al atardecer.

3

El crecimiento agrícola apoyó un incremento demográfico y la creación de villas y ciudades comerciales.

4

El sistema de dos campos sustituyó al de tres campos por ser más eficiente.

5

La rotación de cultivos y el sistema de tres campos mejoraron la productividad agrícola.

6

La pólvora se utilizó principalmente para la agricultura medieval.

7

Las ferias de Champagne y otras ferias itinerantes impulsaron el comercio a larga distancia.

8

La expansión comercial fue imposible sin rutas fluviales y no existieron rutas terrestres.

9

El arado con hierro y la yunta de bueyes permitieron labrar suelos más profundos.

10

Los mercados semanales en las ciudades fortalecieron el intercambio de bienes y servicios.

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