Travel was very dangerous during the middle ages, because of limited technology (sailing ships are not nearly as reliable as modern ships that have engines) and because of general political chaos; travellers were often attacked. In addition, productivity was low, and most people only produced what they needed to support themselves as subsistence farmers, and therefore had nothing to trade anyway. The majority of the products currently being traded in the 21st century had not even been invented, or had not been commercially developed in the middle ages. Petroleum, currently the most valuable commodity in terms of international trade, was not traded or used during the middle ages; no one had yet invented a use for it.
The rebirth of trade in the late middle ages began in Europe, following endemic warfare, social unrest, and depopulation.
the growth of trade between Europe and the middle ages.
What section of Africa carried on much trade during the middle ages
The strongest civilizing force in Europe during the early Middle Ages was the Church.
guild system of Europe in Middle Ages
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The rebirth of trade in the late middle ages began in Europe, following endemic warfare, social unrest, and depopulation.
There wasn't much trade outside of Europe in the Middle Ages. Shipping hadn't developed and it wasn't until 1492 with the sailing of Columbus that the New World and old met. The only trade route was the Silk Road and that was late Middle Ages. The Crusaders brought back things, ideas, and skills that changed Europe. Eventually Italy will become the leading traders of Europe.
the growth of trade between Europe and the middle ages.
Trade flourished
because
increased growth in towns and cities
Who invaded Europe during the middle ages
The period of time from 500 AD to 1500 AD is called the Middle Ages.
No, that is the Renaissance AFTER the Middle Ages
Europe
What section of Africa carried on much trade during the middle ages