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ECOLOGY AND POLLUTION IN THE MIDDLE AGES.
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ECOLOGY AND POLLUTION IN THE MEDIEVAL AGES.
By Haizea Uzkudun.
Middle ages
Sources of energy
They used fire, mills, water and wind to do the energy.
Sources of energy
We use wind, water, the sun, natural gas, petroleum and uranium.
Contemporary age
Conclusion
We have more sources of energy and are more eco-friendly.
Conclusion
Middle ages
Raw meterials
Wood, coal, wool, silk, wax, fur, leather.
Contemporary age
Petroleum, titanium, plastic, paper….
Contemporary age
Conclusion
We use more raw materials to our days.
Conclusion
Middle ages
Means of transport
Carriages, horses, camels, ships, donkeis and boats.
Contemporary
age
Contemporary age
Car, bus, train, planes, ships, motorcycles and bikes.
Conclusion
We have more means of transport and more secure means of transport.
Conclusion
Middle ages
Persons, horses, donkeys…
Agriculture
Contempoarary age
Contemporary age
Tractor, electronic tools…
Conclusion
Now we pollute more but we have secure things.
Conclusion
Middle ages
Industry
Most industries were practiced across the whole of the country.
Contemporary age
Contemporary age
In our industry we don’t use kids for working, and we are paid for the work we do.
Conclusion
We have more ways to work, for example, we don't use kids for work or we have an industry for control everything we do.
Middle ages
They didn't have pollution, so they dind't have to worry about it.
Ecological values
Contemporary age
We have to worry about it because our enviromint is polluted.
Contemporary age
Conclusion
We have more sources of energy but they polluted more.
Conclusion
Middle ages
Jobs and guilds
Guilds: The guilds helped look after the interests of the master and workers who were members of that guild.
Journal: They used to go village to village and town to town and got paid for working on a daily basis.
Barber.
Miners.
Contemporary age
Ex: Dentist, police, teacher, security, firefighter...
Contemporary age
Conclusion
Now we have more jobs, and the jobs that there were in the medieval ages, they are disapearing.