What were guilds ?
Correct answer: D. Only b and c
- A. A type of money used in the Middle Ages
- B. Organizations dating back to the 10th century
- C. Kinds of labor unions
- D. Only b and c
Explanation
Guilds were medieval associations of merchants or craftspeople that regulated trades and protected members, appearing in Europe around the tenth century. They are often treated as early forms or predecessors of labor unions, so both statements fit.
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