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Full question:

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

Answer:

A. Crusade

B. Trade Expansions in Italy

C. Crusade

D. Trade Expansions in Italy

Explanation:

The crusade brought both positive and negative results. While people increasingly lost faith in the church because of its use of force as well as focus on money and politics, the crusade was taken as far as outside of the borders of Europe to places such as the Middle East where trade conducted and foreign materials and ideas were gotten.

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