it reopened a passage to the far east for trade. many luxury items came from the east. however, by the time the mongols invaded, the people had become so used to eastern luxuries, that they had to find another way of getting there (their route was blocked by mongols!)
they decided to test the theory that the world was round and sail all the ay around from Spain and Portugal to hit the back of the far east!
only, they hit the Americas!
that is actually why the 'west indies' are called 'indies' - because they actually thought they had linked up to India! that is also why people referred to native Americans as 'Indians' even though they are a completely different race of people!
stimulating european demand for goods from the east
The Crusades significantly impacted the eventual colonization of the New World by fostering an increased interest in exploration and trade among European nations. The encounters with the East during the Crusades exposed Europeans to new ideas, goods, and navigational technologies, which fueled a desire for expansion. Additionally, the weakening of feudal structures and the rise of centralized monarchies created an environment conducive to overseas exploration. This shift in focus ultimately laid the groundwork for the Age of Discovery and the subsequent colonization of the Americas.
Spread of RELIGION and many other ideas :)
Every country is affected by world hunger some more than others. America is affected and in most states have a place where people can get food but not everyone lives or is nere a place like that so hey are still hungry. we are also affected by world hunger because there are places that need food that we send our food to so every where is affected by world hunger in some way.
People were eating, sleeping, and drinking. They were also breathing. So were all the animals.
stimulating european demand for goods from the east
It was in pursuit of such trade routes the Columbus "discovered" the New World.
The voyages of discovery to the New World can be traced back to the lively interest in geographical matters awakened by the expeditions of the crusaders.
he did much to explain math and science
They formed a strong diversion against religions (mainly Muslim and Christian). The crusades influenced power of the Catholic Church, political matters, commerce, feudalism, intellectual development, social effects, material effects, and promoted the famous voyages of discovery.
The Crusades expanded European horizons, fostering increased trade and cultural exchanges between Europe and the East. This exposure to new goods, ideas, and technologies spurred a desire for exploration and conquest, as nations sought new trade routes and territories. Additionally, the weakening of feudal structures and the rise of centralized monarchies provided the political framework and resources necessary for overseas exploration. As a result, the spirit of inquiry and competition ignited by the Crusades laid the groundwork for voyages that eventually led to the discovery of the New World.
Europeans, Asians, Africans, India's Indians, and the people of North, Central, and South America were all affected by the discovery of "The New World" by Christopher Columbus, et al.
The discovery of oil affected the economies of the Middle East greatly. Since the world needs so much oil to function as it currently does, the Middle East found itself with a very important and very necessary commodity.
The discovery of oil affected the economies of the Middle East greatly. Since the world needs so much oil to function as it currently does, the Middle East found itself with a very important and very necessary commodity.
The Crusades significantly impacted the eventual colonization of the New World by fostering an increased interest in exploration and trade among European nations. The encounters with the East during the Crusades exposed Europeans to new ideas, goods, and navigational technologies, which fueled a desire for expansion. Additionally, the weakening of feudal structures and the rise of centralized monarchies created an environment conducive to overseas exploration. This shift in focus ultimately laid the groundwork for the Age of Discovery and the subsequent colonization of the Americas.
The Crusades
In Europe, and from France, England, and Germany. They went to Israel for the Crusades.