The Hanseatic League. Bedeutung und Funktion einer mittelalterlichen Wirtschaftsmacht kennenlernen (Klasse 7)

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1 I/B Life and Government in the Middle Ages 10 The Hanseatic League 1 von 20 The Hanseatic League. Bedeutung und Funktion einer mittelalterlichen Wirtschaftsmacht kennenlernen (Klasse 7) Astrid Berkefeld, Hamburg Scene depicting the port of Lübeck around 1500 Wie hätte wohl der Steckbrief des berühmtberüchtigten Piraten Klaus Störtebeker ausgesehen? Was hätte ein mittelalterlicher Journalist über den letzten Koggen-Angriff in Lübeck in seiner Zeitung The Hanseatic Chronicle geschrieben? Und welche schlagenden Argumente hätten erfolgreiche Kaufleute ihrem Stadtherrn in einem Werbeplakat entgegengebracht, um ihn zu einem Beitritt in die Hanse zu bewegen? Mithilfe von schülerorientierten Materialien wird die Welt des scheinbar weit zurückliegenden Mittelalters für Ihre Schülerinnen und Schüler noch heute zum Greifen nah. Klassenstufe: 7 Dauer: 2 Unterrichtsstunden Bereich: Mittelalter Neuzeit, Hanse akg-images

2 I/B Life and Government in the Middle Ages 10 The Hanseatic League 5 von 20 Verlaufsübersicht zu den Stunden 1. Stunde: The Hanseatic League past and present Material M 1 M 2 M 3 M 4 Verlauf Lead-in into the topic / Sensibilisieren für das Thema durch die Zuordnung von Nummernschildern heutiger Hansestädte Analysing a map / Erarbeiten und erstes Zusammenstellen von Informationen zur Hanseatic League anhand einer Karte Collecting information / Erarbeiten der grundsätzlichen Merkmale der Hanse anhand eines Überblickstextes; Organisieren und Strukturieren des Wissens in einer Mindmap Homework: Imagine you were attacked by Klaus Störtebeker one of the world s most notorious and reckless pirates. Create a wanted poster to warn your fellow merchants. 2. Stunde: Enter the Hanseatic League be creative! Material M 5 M 4 M 6 M 7 M 8 Verlauf Revision / Festigen und Wiederholen des Wissens zur Hanseatic League anhand von key words und Bildmaterial Homework / Vorstellen der Steckbriefe Writing a newspaper article / kreatives Umsetzen des erworbenen Wissens durch einen Zeitungsartikel: Disastrous trading conditions on Baltic Sea call for direct action! Creating a leaflet / Verfassen einer Werbebroschüre zum Beitritt in die Hanseatic League A quiz / Spielerisches Überprüfen des Wissens zur Hanseatic League anhand eines Quiz Materialübersicht 1. Stunde: The Hanseatic League past and present M 1 (Bi/Fo) A window into the present M 2 (Gd/Ab) A window into the past M 3 (Tx/Ab) The Hanseatic League M 4 (Ab) Creating a wanted poster 2. Stunde: Enter the Hanseatic League be creative! M 5 (Bi/Ab) Important words to do with the Hanseatic League M 6 (Ab) Writing a newspaper article M 7 (Ab) Join the Hanseatic League M 8 (Ab) A quiz on the Hanseatic League Ab: Arbeitsblatt Bi: Bildimpuls Fo: Folie Gd: grafische Darstellung Tx: Text

3 I/B Life and Government in the Middle Ages 10 The Hanseatic League 7 von 20 M 1 A window into the present History shapes modern times in various and sometimes unexpected ways. Have a look at the following pictures and find out how. Tasks 1. Have a look at the pictures. Where are they all to be found? 2. Explain what they all have in common. 3. Who knows what the letter H stands for?

4 10 von 20 The Hanseatic League Life and Government in the Middle Ages 10 I/B 3. Match the following pieces of information. 1. Lübeck was considered the Queen of the Hanseatic League because of its The Danish king Valdemar IV wanted to a) eating meat on Fridays was forbidden by the Church. b) the growing importance of trade overseas. This was made possible by new trading routes and the discovery of the New World. 3. Kontors were used to... c) was in the middle of the 14 th century. 4. The Victual Brothers constantly tried to Merchants formed Hanseatic towns because The Hanseatic League lost its importance because of Herring was the most important good traded because The heyday of the Hanseatic League... d) they wanted to be protected from pirates and because it brought wealth and economic prosperity to the area. e) store goods in large quantities and as foreign trading posts. f) take over the herring monopoly in the Baltic Sea. A war followed which he lost. g) trading monopoly on herring. It was also the town where the diet was held every year. h) attack the ships of the Hanseatic League and by doing that they disrupted trade. 4. Complete the mindmap on the Hanseatic League with the information from the text. traded goods members reasons for joining the Hanseatic League The Hanseatic League reasons why the Hanseatic League lost its importance difficulties

5 14 von 20 The Hanseatic League Life and Government in the Middle Ages 10 I/B M 5 Important words to do with the Hanseatic League The Hanseatic League played an important role in the economy in the Middle Ages. Let s find out how much you already know. Tasks 1. Explain how the picture and the key words are related to the topic of the Hanseatic League. 2. Which words would you add and why? cog: Baltic Sea: trade: Denmark: merchants: pirates: fur, salt, herring: protection:

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