Previous to the Crusades, Western Europe was basically a mess, economically and politically. Manorialism was the primary economic system. When the Crusaders traveled to the Byzantine Empire to fight the Ottoman Turks in the 1200s, Eastern Europe had not yet fallen. The Crusaders saw magnificent palaces, riches, and the overall wealth of the Turks and the Byzantine Empire. This provided more incentive for them to become less of a fail, essentially. In addition, the Crusaders brought back home exotic good from the Middle East - silks, spices, etc - and the demand for these commodities in Western Europe was very high. This led to increased trade between the Middle East/Asia and Western Europe via Italy. The Italian Peninsula grew rich through trade, and for the first time in centuries, they started to invest more of their time sponsering art, literature, etc. than in trying to stay alive. These changes slowly swept the rest of Europe as well, leading to the Renaissance.
Capitalists economic system
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Feudalism.
well i think its West Europe...
Manorialism.
The use of money was replaced by the Barterer system.
The strengthening of the feudal system
Capitalists economic system
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Two indirect results of the Crusades were the increased trade and cultural exchange between Europe and the Middle East, leading to the transfer of knowledge and goods. The Crusades also contributed to the decline of feudalism in Europe as many nobles and knights left their lands to fight, leading to social and economic changes.
It eliminated the feudal system in Europe. Which gave increased power to the king.
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Ahhh hellpp ! The question is supposed to be "what was the indirect result of the crusades on europe?" 1. the decline of feudalism 2. the expansion of serfdom 3. the decrease of power 4. the decline of scientific and medievel knowledge
Crusades had a major impact on the building of castles as many large castles were built across Europe. The crusades were expensive and led to the creation of governmental processes to asses and collect taxes. In turn, this led to the current taxation system that has now been adopted around the world.
Feudalism.
Manorialism.
Europe became a global economic superpower by exploiting the resources of its colonies. Mercantilism was an economic system by which European countries benefited economically from their colonies.