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Why would a craftsperson join a guild?
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Why would a craftsperson join a guild?

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A guild was the association of craftsmen or sometimes merchants similar to a professional association but with elements of a secret society. Craftsmen joined a guild to protect their common interests and trade or craft secrets.
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To ensure consistent quality standards.

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