Negative Effects Of The Crusades
1095 Pope II Urban gathered all Christians in England to declare war against the Muslims which started the first Crusade. There were nine Crusades starting in 1095 and ending in 1099. The Crusades had many effects, both positive and negative.
The Crusades had many positive impacts on the lands it took place on. One good effect is it lifted Europe out of the Dark Ages, they were a time where there was disappearance of life and goods. For instance “The Crusades hastened Europe’s emerge from the so called Dark Ages (Pope urban Calls for Crusades, Jennifer Stock)” The quote means that as a result, the Crusades helped Europe rise out of their troubles and become a country again. Europe was able to be apart of the world again, it’s population increased as well as their intake of goods. This quote helps …show more content…
Different sections of goods that benefitted were, “Business, industry, art, letters and scholarships prospered” ( The Horizon Book of the Middle Ages, Morris Bishop)”. In addition, this quote means that the Crusades helped many things bloom, by having an increase in population which helped with the production of goods. The Crusades effects were very helpful to business and goods. Because, they were able to prosper. With goods prospering other things can increase in amounts. Where there are positive effects there are also comes negative effects, “The Crusades had a dramatic impact on relations between the Muslim and Christian worlds, fueling hatred and misunderstandings ( The Ancient Middle East: The First Civilization to the Crusades, Sonia G. Benson)”. Indeed, this quote means that's the Crusades left the Christians and Muslims feeling drained and confused. The two religions were tired of fighting and started to question why they were fighting in the first place. Therefore, this connects to the claim because leaving bad feelings toward two different religions is a negative effect of the
The Crusades had many positive impacts on the lands it took place on. One good effect is it lifted Europe out of the Dark Ages, they were a time where there was disappearance of life and goods. For instance “The Crusades hastened Europe’s emerge from the so called Dark Ages (Pope urban Calls for Crusades, Jennifer Stock)” The quote means that as a result, the Crusades helped Europe rise out of their troubles and become a country again. Europe was able to be apart of the world again, it’s population increased as well as their intake of goods. This quote helps …show more content…
Different sections of goods that benefitted were, “Business, industry, art, letters and scholarships prospered” ( The Horizon Book of the Middle Ages, Morris Bishop)”. In addition, this quote means that the Crusades helped many things bloom, by having an increase in population which helped with the production of goods. The Crusades effects were very helpful to business and goods. Because, they were able to prosper. With goods prospering other things can increase in amounts. Where there are positive effects there are also comes negative effects, “The Crusades had a dramatic impact on relations between the Muslim and Christian worlds, fueling hatred and misunderstandings ( The Ancient Middle East: The First Civilization to the Crusades, Sonia G. Benson)”. Indeed, this quote means that's the Crusades left the Christians and Muslims feeling drained and confused. The two religions were tired of fighting and started to question why they were fighting in the first place. Therefore, this connects to the claim because leaving bad feelings toward two different religions is a negative effect of the