Alfonso X of Castile established an organization for workers who produce this good, who used legally protected paths called cañadas (“kan-YAH-dahs”). During the reign of Philip V of France, a teenager’s vision inspired a conflict named for people who produce this good. This good was the primary product of a monopolistic guild called the Mesta. Due to the importance of this good in East Anglia, where it names several churches, this material names the seat for the Lord Speaker of the House of Lords. Workers who processed this good were led by Michele di Lando and seized the Palazzo Vecchio during the Revolt of the Ciompi (“CHOM-pee”). Industrial cities like Bruges were often the destination for this raw material from Wales. For 10 points, many textiles are produced from what product of sheep? ■END■
ANSWER: wool [prompt on sheep until read; prompt on clothes or textiles until “textiles” is read by asking “what raw material is that made from?”] (The second sentence refers to the shepherds’ crusade.)
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