Pros And Cons Of The Crusades
Pros
Cons
Kings take more land and created more laws.
A number of defeats of the Christian Armies.
It has allowed Europeans to get access to new goods and markets.
The loss of innocent lives who were and weren't involved and the looting of Constantinople.
They started to use eastern ways of eating and dressing, even using their battle tactics and weapons.
The start of taxes.
In Western Europe The Crusades helped end feudalism and with the conditions helped create the Renaissance.
Crusaders destroyed places used for religion and holy books.
Crusaders brought back goods such as spices and cloths which increased their demands.
Jews were separated from everyone and forced to live in ghettos.
Money helped build new Mosques and schools.
Many died due to diseases they shared with them and their enemies. …show more content…
Draw a table outlining the positive and negative effects.
The Crusades:
The Crusades were a bunch of wars during the Middle Ages where the Christians of Europe tried to retake control of Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the
Cons
Kings take more land and created more laws.
A number of defeats of the Christian Armies.
It has allowed Europeans to get access to new goods and markets.
The loss of innocent lives who were and weren't involved and the looting of Constantinople.
They started to use eastern ways of eating and dressing, even using their battle tactics and weapons.
The start of taxes.
In Western Europe The Crusades helped end feudalism and with the conditions helped create the Renaissance.
Crusaders destroyed places used for religion and holy books.
Crusaders brought back goods such as spices and cloths which increased their demands.
Jews were separated from everyone and forced to live in ghettos.
Money helped build new Mosques and schools.
Many died due to diseases they shared with them and their enemies. …show more content…
Draw a table outlining the positive and negative effects.
The Crusades:
The Crusades were a bunch of wars during the Middle Ages where the Christians of Europe tried to retake control of Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the