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Answer: Consequences of the crusades

The crusades were religious wars (1096–1291) fought by Christians of Europe to win back Jerusalem from the Muslims. Their consequences:

  • Europeans came in contact with the East and learnt about Arab science, medicine and Greek learning preserved by the Arabs.
  • Trade between Europe and Asia grew; demand for spices, silk and other Eastern goods increased and Italian cities such as Venice and Genoa became rich.
  • Many feudal lords died or were ruined, so feudalism weakened and the power of kings increased.
  • The new knowledge and wealth prepared the ground for the Renaissance and later the search for new sea routes.
Doubtly AI · 28 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Oct 2026 Report
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