Castles Often Formed the Nucleus of New Towns Because

question 29

Multiple Choice

Castles often formed the nucleus of new towns because:

• A) knights were important consumers of goods.
• B) castles became more important than monasteries after 1100.
• C) castles provided protection for peasants and merchants who lived close to the walls.
• D) lords would offer merchants who would trade at the castle a break on taxes.
• E) traveling merchants often stopped at castles for trade.

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