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What was the result of the Crusades opening travel to the Near East and bringing back new goods?
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What were a few reasons why the Crusades were fought?
On the face of it, the primary motivation of the Crusades was to restore the Holy Land to Christian control. It had numerous other reasons such as: preventing the fall of the Byzantine Empire, riches and travel for sheltered Europeans, permission to murder openly, heroism and chivalry, and loyalty to their liege and country.
How did the Crusades help lead to the downfall of Feudalism in Western Europe?
The crusades changed the world view of many Europeans, and gave them new insights into science and geography.But considering that the system of feudalism lasted until long after the crusades ended, I doubt we could say they contributed to the end of feudalism to anywhere near as much as the rise of mercantilism, the Black Death, the Hundred Years' War, the Reconquista, the growth of cities, the opening of universities, the Great Schism, or a number of other things.
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Greeks became agile mariners.Most of the city-states were relatively close to the water, especially those found on Crete, Cyprus, the Dodecanese Islands, or Cycladic Islands. As a result, Greek city-states favored marine travel which was more reliable and cost-effective than land travel. As a result, many city-states had strong navies as opposed to having strong armies. (Sparta is the one major exception to that rule.)
Who revived interest in trade and travel from 1100 1200 AD?
It was the Crusades
Why were horses important in the crusades?
Becaues if you wanted to travel on land, it was either that or walk.
How did people travel in the Crusades?
Three type of travel were readily available depending on your economic status. Foot Horse Boat
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Who revived interest in trade and travel from 1100-1200 AD?
I do SOS school program and the answer on this was the crusades
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Why did the crusades last so long?
You had to gather your army, supply it and then travel (by land or ship) to the Holy Land.
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Where did god Apollo travel?
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Because the Crusades opened travel to the East and brought back new goods western Europe experienced a growth in?
Trade.
Did crusades only travel to Jerusalem?
The question is confusing. The Crusades are the name of the wars, not things or people, so they cannot travel to Jerusalem or anywhere else, save the minds of people who think about them. As for where the battles and travails of the Crusaders would take them, No, there were numerous battles and paths along the Mediterranean Coast on the road to Jerusalem from Europe.
Did the crusades revived interest in orient?
The Crusades had a definite impact upon interest in the orient. Long after the Crusades were over, merchants still used the same pathways (first used by the crusading armies) as trade routes to the orient.
