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Merchants played an important economic role in medieval times, trading goods like food, spices, silk, gold, and animals. They felt protected living in castles when the kingdom was under attack, as kings invited merchants and other skilled workers inside for their services. Merchants wore leggings or tights with a long black dress and shirt, and kings relied on them to supply money, food, and other resources through their trading.
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- 1. By: Soraya THE MEDIEVAL TIMES MERCHANT
- 2. Hi my name is Soraya and I am here to talk to you about my roll as a merchant. MY NAME AND WHAT MY ROLL IS
- 3. It feels good to be a merchant,because when people come to attack the kingdom ,they invite the merchants, the artisians, the doctors and the black smiths into the castle to keep them protected. WHAT IT FELLS LIKE TO BE A MERCHANT
- 4. They invited them in, because they sell, trade and buy stuff for the king, so if the merchants die the king would not have food, money and gold. WHY THEY INVITED THEM IN AND WHAT THEY DO
- 5. Merchants wore tights or leggings with a black dress on top of a long sleeved shirt. WHAT THEY WORE
- 6. Merchants sell and trade food, spices, silk, gold and animals. WHAT THEY SELL AND TRADE
- 7. I HOPE YOU LIKED MY MEDIEVAL TIMES SLIDE SHOW ABOUT MERCHANTS