Many places in Poland and the Czech Republic changed their name in the mid-20th century to reverse the effects of this process.
Descriptive answer acceptable The formation of Kietz settlements began during this process. When this process occurred far from other settlements, it was called "wild rooted". This process facilitated the spread of the three-field crop rotation system and landlords called lokators were important in encouraging this process. Many places in Poland and the Czech Republic changed their name in the mid-20th century to reverse the effects of this process. Perhaps the most famous instance of this nonreligious process was the development of the (*) Teutonic state and it was used to justify the acquisition of lebensraum. For 10 points, identify this medieval process in which a certain Central European ethnic group settled throughout Eastern Europe
Descriptive answer acceptable The formation of Kietz settlements began during this process.
Ostsiedlung (accept answers suggesting that Germans are settling lands east of modern Germany)