Question

circle the correct answer for each question: how did guilds help workers during the renaissance? by forcing them to remain on manors by uniting workers to sell their goods for profit by limiting their ability to travel by preventing urban trade

Explanation:

Guilds were associations of workers in the Renaissance. They aimed to protect and promote the interests of their members. One of their key functions was to unite workers. This unity allowed them to have more bargaining power in the market. By working together, they could sell their goods more effectively and for a profit.

• The first option is incorrect as guilds were more about urban economic activities rather than forcing workers to stay on manors (which was more related to feudalism).
• The third option is wrong because guilds did not limit travel in a way that was harmful to workers' economic pursuits; in fact, some guilds might have had connections that could involve travel for trade.
• The fourth option is incorrect as guilds were a part of urban trade, not preventing it.

Answer:

By uniting workers to sell their goods for profit