Determine whether the following effects were the result of trade expansion in Italy or the Crusades.

(you have to put each of the answers to one of the two groups below)

Trade Expantions || Crusades

A)People lost faith in the church and turned their attention from the divine to the human world.

B)Industries such as shipping, manufacturing, and banking developed and flourished.

C)Europeans interacted with foreign cultures of the East and became aware of new ideas and experiences.

D)Wealth increased, allowing people to sponsor talented artists and scholars.

B) Industries such as shipping, manufacturing, and banking developed and flourished.
DWealth increased, allowing people to sponsor talented artists and scholars.

CRUSADES

A) People lost faith in the church and turned their attention from the divine to the human world.
C) Europeans interacted with foreign cultures of the East and became aware of new ideas and experiences.

Allow me to comment a bit about the impact of the Crusades, as an area I know something about.

Regarding answer C about European interaction with foreign cultures of the East:

In addition to the fighting that went on as the main "business" of the Crusades, there was also plenty of economic business that happened too. Various goods were brought back to Europe from the regions in the Middle East where the Crusaders traveled. Food items (such as coffee and rice) and other items (such as carpets and compasses) were obtained by Europeans from Muslim traders. Trade networks were established, and a regulated currency system was developed to facilitate fair trade between Europe and the Middle East.

Regarding answer A about people losing faith in the church:

It seems odd to talk about "loss of faith in the church" at a time when the church was growing in power politically by means of militaristic actions like the Crusades, which occurred from 1095 to 1291 AD. But it was just that militarization and politicization of the church that cause people to doubt the church's spiritual truthfulness. The church began to be seen as an institution of power and money rather than one focused on souls and mercy. The loss of faith in the church as a truly beneficial spiritual institution happened still more when the Black Death then plagued Europe beginning in the mid-1300s. People were dying by the thousands and the church seemed unable to provide any answers and certainly no miracles. The church's leadership was appearing less godly. The church was not inspiring spiritual confidence.

bihariyadeep28 bihariyadeep28 · Answer 2 · 2022-02-01T04:55:19-05:00

The Europeans lost faith in church and trade expansions helped in the economic growth of Italy. Trade expansions in Italy and the crusades in Europe affected the people in its own way. The trade expansion led to the overall growth of economy whereas Europeans lost faith in church and started learning new culture.

What were the supporting statements?

B) Industries such as shipping, manufacturing, and banking developed and flourished.

D) Wealth increased, allowing people to sponsor talented artists and scholars.

CRUSADES

A) People lost faith in the church and turned their attention from the divine to the human world.

C) Europeans interacted with foreign cultures of the East and became aware of new ideas and experiences.

Supporting statements

The trade expansion in Italy has led to the development of industries prominent in shipping, manufacturing, and banking and their growth. The expansion also resulted in an increase in paying capacity and wealth of people and they started to sponsor talent and scholars.

Europeans acquired products from Muslim traders and started bringing them to Europe, they started learning in believing in different cultures because they lost faith in church. They learned new ideas and experiences.

Therefore it can be concluded that the Europeans lost faith in church and trade expansions helped in the economic growth of Italy.

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