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How did the economy of Western Europe change after the Crusades?
Choose all answers that are correct.
A. Small villages disappeared as workers moved to cities.
B. Increased trade created a merchant class.
C. Skilled workers formed guilds.
D. The Catholic Church controlled trade routes.

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nyahlenaye08

skilled workers formed guilds or catholic church controlled trade routes

marvineetesh3

The Economy of Western Europe change after the Crusades because of increased trade created a merchant class and the Catholic Church controlled trade routes.

What is Crusades?

It simply means a strong mission for the change of political, social, or religious.

  • Created a merchant class due to increased trade :

Means to use the money,  which destroy the base of slavery the northern cities of Italian. they lead to raise the authority of the popedm, this is the result after crusades.

  • The Catholic Church also controlled trade routes:

Means Catholic nations started to setting up colonies [like British colonies of new York] for political profit and economic profit in the given foreign lands, after the Crusades.

Therefore,

the option (B) and (D) is correct.

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