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The Crusades. III. Political Causes: A.The Byzantine Empire asks the Church of Rome to stop Muslim attacks B.Church in Rome also needed to build Christianity.

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1 The Crusades

2 III. Political Causes: A.The Byzantine Empire asks the Church of Rome to stop Muslim attacks B.Church in Rome also needed to build Christianity in Europe

3 IV. Economic Causes: A.Chance to build wealth for those lower in the feudal pyramid B.Material riches of the Middle Eastern countries (i.e. silk and spices) C.Desire to establish trade routes to India, Southeast Asia and China

4 VIII. The Impact of the Crusades: A.Weakens the power of the pope and feudal nobility B.Increases the power of kings C.Increases trade with the Middle East which benefits both Muslims and Christians D.For Muslims, left a legacy of bitterness toward Christians due to intolerance and prejudice throughout the Crusades E.Creates the conditions needed to begin the European Renaissance

5 Bubonic Plague CAUSES: ► Starts in Eastern Asia ► Fleas on rats transmitted disease to people ► Causes fever, swelling of lymph glands, red then black spots on skin ► Trading encouraged the western Asia and Europe ► Warm weather and poor hygiene helped spread it RESULTS: ► 1/3 to 1/2 of Europe’s people died ► Labor shortages because so many dead ► Feudalism was weakened ► Church loses some of its power ► Once the plague regresses, more food to go around caused people to live longer and be healthier

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