A) Lübeck. B) Bremen. C) Hamburg. D) Cologne.
A) Wool, grapes, and cattle. B) Spices, silk, and ceramics. C) Fish, timber, and cloth. D) Gold, silver, and ivory.
A) Low German. B) Old Norse. C) Middle English. D) Latin.
A) Germany. B) France. C) Sweden. D) Italy.
A) It was the capital of the League. B) It was a vital trading hub. C) It was an enemy city. D) It was a landlocked city.
A) Wine. B) Whiskey. C) Beer. D) Mead.
A) The rise of nation-states and competition from other trade routes. B) Expansion of the Ottoman Empire. C) The fall of Constantinople. D) The Black Plague.
A) It was a cultural center. B) It was a major trading port. C) It was a military base. D) It was the League's headquarters. |