Eduqas GCSE History · C100
Component 1
Revise: England in the Fourteenth CenturyWool was England’s chief export. In the early fourteenth century, average annual exports amounted to about 35,000 sacks, and fine English wool was highly valued in Europe. Sheep flocks were an important source of wealth for landowners, including the Church.
- Revise: Britain in the Early 1950s
Goods or services sold to other countries.