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  • Economy and Population 1200–1400

    Economy and Population 1200–1400

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    Economy and Population 1200–1400

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    Throughout the High Middle Ages, the British population was overwhelmingly agricultural. At the outset, that population was organized within the feudal manorial system, with villeins (freeholders) and cottars (tenants) contributing a proportion of their produce to both the feudal magnate and the clergy. Over the period, the number of freemen... More
  • The Gold Rush 1849–59

    The Gold Rush 1849–59

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    The Gold Rush 1849–59

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    Gold was discovered near Coloma in the Sierra Nevada in June 1848, days before Mexico ceded California to the USA. As the news spread, the effect was electrifying. The first wave of the Gold Rush was seaborne, from Hawaii, China and Latin America, and overland from adjoining Oregon Territory. Within... More