ciompi

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The ciompi were low-paid, largely unrepresented wool carders and other textile workers in 14th-century Florence who famously led a major urban uprising against the ruling elites.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf social group
textile workers
urban working class
associatedEvent Ciompi Revolt of 1378
linked to: Ciompi Revolt
causeOf temporary political reforms in Florence
country Republic of Florence
ethnicGroup Italians
hasCause economic hardship
labor grievances
political exclusion
historicalPeriod 14th century
historicalRegion Renaissance Florence
linked to: Florence
industry textile industry
wool industry
knownFor Ciompi Revolt
urban uprising in Florence
language Italian
locatedIn Italy
Tuscany
location Florence
occupation textile workers
wool carders
opposedTo Florentine oligarchy
Florentine ruling elites
partOf Florentine popolo minuto
politicalRepresentation largely unrepresented
religion Roman Catholicism
socialClass lower class
socialStatus low-paid
timePeriod Late Middle Ages

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