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Lilit [14]
1 year ago
6

The Crusades have sometimes been called a successful failure. Which of the following represents the successful aspect of the Cru

sades:
A) They encouraged trade and a desire for new products.
B) They resulted in a major military victory for Western Europe.
C) They discouraged any contact with Arab culture.
D) They proved that European weapons were the best in the world.
Social Studies
1 answer:
Setler79 [48]1 year ago
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The example of the scenario which represents the successful aspect of the Crusades is C) They discouraged any contact with Arab culture.

<h3>How can the successful aspect of the Crusades be described?</h3>

The crusade which can be described as the act of the christian to able to take over the control of the holy land has been on for sometimes, however someone of their action to have this was abortive while some of it was successful.

In this case we can into conclusion that one of the successful action by the Christians  was the ability to discouraged contact with Arab culture.

Therefore, option C is correct.

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