How did the Crusades lead to the Renaissance?

The crusades spread death witch lead to the demand of more demand for money so the common man was able to buy more things leading to the Renaissance.

The crusades came first.

Golden Age Greece, Crusades, Renaissance.

new pride in the Crusades

they lead the crusades yes. The crusades were an effort to retake Jerusalem.

The order of these historical events were 1) the golden age of Greece, 2) the fall of the Roman empire, 3) crusades, 4) renaissance.

The rise of the middle class or the crusades

each crusade was lead by a different person

Crusaders no it was the Renaissance ok I don't know the answer but what I do know is that I tried both of them and neither of them are correct. I agree. I was looking for an answer online and Crusaders and Renaissance were incorrect. Its actually the Crusades! Not the Crusaders. yeah, Crusades is correct.

They brought back ancient Roman and Greek texts and the Renaissance is the rebirth of these classical, philisophical ideas.

The Renaissance started when Europe began to change after the crusades. Trade increased greatly in towns began to grow. The change was the background for the Renaissance, which began in Italy, in about 1350. Renaissance is the French word meaning "rebirth."

The crusades marked the split in the midieval times, during the crusades, they cause a social change in Europe turning towards the renaissance era. social change includes a diffrent diet, clothing and arcitecture

The renaissance and the crusades

The crusaders were exposed to classical Greek and Roman art and ideas while in Constantinople. this led to the rebirth of knowledge also known as the renaissance.

The crusades fought in many places bringing many desises which included black death

Since the crusades were in the renaissance era, you could go as a renaissance queen, or a renaissance bar maid (Think of the women's costumes at the resistance festival if you have ever been)

because of the trade of goods during the renaissance

1. What were the Crusades? They were a series of military campaigns. 2. Why were the Crusades fought? They were fighting for Jerusalem. 3. Who were the participants in the Crusades? The Christians and the Muslims. 4. Where did the majority of battles take place? Jerusalem. 5. When did the Crusades take place? 1095 AD - 1291 AD. 6. What was the outcome of the Crusades. Christians lost the military part of it. Europe's Renaissance…

The Crusades had, both, positive and negative outcomes on the economy. The Crusades aided in ending feudalism and bringing out the Renaissance. The Crusades pulling in the Knights to fight the wars left Monarchs in power and bringing in new, foreign, items made the merchants grow rich from the new trades.

Two of the four causes that led to the Renaissance are the black plague and the press. The other two causes that led to the Renaissance includes the changes in climate and the new trade routes taken by the crusades.

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The crusades brought a sense of unity to Europe and also riches.

The soldiers that were recruited during that time period were mostly common people who had not been more than 50 miles away from their house. When they went off to war they had seen things they had never even dreamed of. In this sense the common man suddenly had knowledge of and when they went home they shared that. Because of the crusades people started to have an interest in learning. This lead to the…

A- because the crusades made it the the trading center between the East and Europe. B- They had ancient ruins of the Greek and Roman world. c- The crusades brought people and they shared ideas.

Battle of Tours: Charles Martel (the Hammer)

much information lost in antiquity was kept by the Arabs, the crusades gave Christian Europe access to this data.

The Renaissance began in Northern Italy because prosperous city-states had arrisen there as a result of the takeover of the mediteranean trade by those cities from the muslims, which in turn was a result of the crusades.

money was available for the lower classes

It caused more Africans to be enslaved for work

It brought Greco-Roman culture back to the Europe, allowing intellectual/cultural fluorishing, which led to the Renaissance.

it lead to achievements in baking in which

The crusades had positive effects on Eastern Europe. For instance, it lead to the conquering of the provinces known as the crusader states that provided a new form of trade income.

The Crusades introduced many eastern goods to Europe that were frequently found in the Middle East. This increased Europeans' desire for the spices and fabrics of the East.

The discovery of the Americas

Richard Lionheart led the third crusade

Just one of the many effects on European society from the crusades was the introduction of arabic numerals to European society. Arabic numerals are the numbers we recognize today 1,2,3...etc. This was a major change from Roman numerals, and was much more effective. The introduction of arabic numerals allowed for more complex and precise mathematics. This also allowed medieval banks to properly caculate interest which lead to an increase in wealth and a contributing factor…

The trade lead to Italy because the demand for luxury goods lead to increase in trade this made many tradesmen wealthy.

The cause of Renaissance are as follows:- 1. Decline of fedualism 2. Blow to the authority of the church 3. Crusades 4. Growth of towns and cities

It was in pursuit of such trade routes the Columbus "discovered" the New World.

They made more passageways for them to go through

I only got 1 but here it is Stephen of cloye lead the children's crusades

Kenneth Meyer Setton has written: 'The Age of chivalry' -- subject(s): Medieval Civilization 'A history of the Crusades' -- subject(s): Crusades 'The Byzantine background to the Italian Renaissance' -- subject(s): Civilization, Renaissance 'Venice, Austria, and the Turks in the seventeenth century' -- subject(s): Austro-Turkish War, 1683-1699, Foreign relations, History, Territorial questions

Historians have long debated the event that sparked the Renaissance. It is very often attributed the Petrarch's discovery of Cicero's letters, but Muslim knowledge acquired during the Crusades also had a profound contribution on Europeans' renewed interest in academia.

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wealthy rulers can support artists

feudalism, parliament, crusades, magna carta, plague, courtly love, war of the roses.

One positive effect of the Crusades was that the need to supply its forces with arms increased trade and travel which helped to usher in the Renaissance Era.

In the beginning (the first Crusades) Christianity was the entire reason for the Crusades. They were called for by Pope Urban II (the lead "Christian" at the time) mainly to recapture the Holy Land Jerusalem (Palestine at the time) from Muslim control. There were other factors too, including wealth and forgiveness of sins.

The silk road was made safe to travel on again.

The Crusades were widely considered a failure, in that they failed to achieve their stated objective of spreading Christianity to the Holy Land. However, it brought many positive changes to European society as returning crusaders brought Muslim knowledge back with them, helping to spark the Renaissance.