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What was the name for an organization created to organize those who were skilled at the same craft?
Organizations called guilds were created In medieval cities , and were made up of people who were skilled in a given craft. Masons, carpenters, and glass workers all had guilds.
How did craft guilds function?
The guilds were formed to protect tradesmen and craftsmen from competition by low quality competitors, and to maintain standards, and thereby to protect the public. Guilds provided a number of functions in support of these goals.They standardized the education of their members, who had to have gone through apprenticeships, and ultimately pass a test of ability given by the guild, to become guild members.They created standard measures of quality and price, as appropriate to their work.They sat regularly as a governing body to manage their affairs.They corresponded with other guilds of their locality in order to maintain a good local economy. Ultimately, this led to guild organizations controlling the governments of many towns and cities.They corresponded with other guilds of the same craft or trade in other locations. This led to systems of transportation, security, and exchange.They maintained support systems for their members. For example, in early times, the widow of a guild member could take his place in the guild and work at the same profession (provided she had experience). Later, many guilds replaced this practice with pensions for retirees, widows, and surviving children instead.
In return for the land they were given the Danes promised to do what?
leave the rest of England alone
What did the prince Thutmose IV receive in return when he obeyed to the intructions given in his dream to clear Sphynx from the sand?
he became pharaoh
What was a typical reward for the capture and return of fugitive slaves in Missouri in 1860?
Bounties given for the return of fugitive slaves varied based on many circumstances. In 1860, in Missouri a reward for the return of a fugitive slave captured by a citizen was about $100 dollars. In today's economy that figure is very high.
What was the name given to the groups that protected and set standards for merchants and crafts people in medieval towns?
In Medieval England, tradesmen in the same craft joined a local guild. This guild acted like a modern union in many ways. All tradesmen were required to join their respective guilds. The guilds also provided training for apprentices who were accepted into their programs.
What was the name for an organization created to organize those who were skilled at the same craft?
Organizations called guilds were created In medieval cities , and were made up of people who were skilled in a given craft. Masons, carpenters, and glass workers all had guilds.
What is this called that made sure prices and wages were fair?
I think you are referring to a guild. Guilds were a combinations of labor union, cartel, and regulatory agency in the middle agency. They were organized by trade, or in the case of merchant guilds by the type of business or merchandise. Guilds regulated all aspects of their particular business. For example, a baker's guild would control who could operate a bakery in a given city, would set standards for the treatment and training of apprentices, set wages for journeymen, set prices on baked goods, and set standards for quality, weight, ingredients, etc, of bread. Guilds also provided a certain amount of social support for their members, such as caring for sick or decrepit guild members, seeing to their burial if necessary, and providing to the needs of the orphans of members.
How did craft guilds function?
The guilds were formed to protect tradesmen and craftsmen from competition by low quality competitors, and to maintain standards, and thereby to protect the public. Guilds provided a number of functions in support of these goals.They standardized the education of their members, who had to have gone through apprenticeships, and ultimately pass a test of ability given by the guild, to become guild members.They created standard measures of quality and price, as appropriate to their work.They sat regularly as a governing body to manage their affairs.They corresponded with other guilds of their locality in order to maintain a good local economy. Ultimately, this led to guild organizations controlling the governments of many towns and cities.They corresponded with other guilds of the same craft or trade in other locations. This led to systems of transportation, security, and exchange.They maintained support systems for their members. For example, in early times, the widow of a guild member could take his place in the guild and work at the same profession (provided she had experience). Later, many guilds replaced this practice with pensions for retirees, widows, and surviving children instead.
What are the benefits given by Australia on locksmith apprenticeship?
The Australian government provides various financial and other incentives to the apprentices who are considered valuable resources. During Locksmith Apprenticeship, the Australian Apprenticeship program provides training vouchers, tool allowances, away from home allowances, wage top-up, rural and regional incentives, etc. Apprentices aged above 30 are given tax-free payments.
How did guild function?
The guilds were formed to protect tradesmen and craftsmen from competition by low quality competitors, and to maintain standards, and thereby to protect the public. Guilds provided a number of functions in support of these goals.They standardized the education of their members, who had to have gone through apprenticeships, and ultimately pass a test of ability given by the guild, to become guild members.They created standard measures of quality and price, as appropriate to their work.They sat regularly as a governing body to manage their affairs.They corresponded with other guilds of their locality in order to maintain a good local economy. Ultimately, this led to guild organizations controlling the governments of many towns and cities.They corresponded with other guilds of the same craft or trade in other locations. This led to systems of transportation, security, and exchange.They maintained support systems for their members. For example, in early times, the widow of a guild member could take his place in the guild and work at the same profession (provided she had experience). Later, many guilds replaced this practice with pensions for retirees, widows, and surviving children instead.
What were Australian soldiers given upon their return from World War 2?
they were given
What is the return or reward that is given to shareholders?
DIVIDENDE
What name is given to the aircrafts fly faster than speed of sound?
Supersonic air craft
What is The curse given to Eragon?
The curse given to Eragon is "May you leave Alegazia and never return."
What is the best Polycount hat to craft in Team Fortress 2 for the ability given?
you go back in time
What is market yield?
Yield means the return so market yield means the return given by the market
