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Elodia [21]
3 years ago
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Os renascimentos Cultural, Urbano e Comercial foram um subprodutos de vários processos. A partir das discussões, esquemas, apost

ila, aponte como os seguintes acontecimentos/fatores favoreceram os três movimentos: 1) as cruzadas; 2) crise do poder explicativo da Igreja Católica; O Mediterrâneo e os mares Báltico e do Norte, ao final da Idade Média, eram rotas comerciais importantes. a) Quem desenvolvia as atividades comerciais nesses mares? b) Por que essas atividades contribuíram para a destruição da ordem feudal?
History
1 answer:
tatiyna3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

do poder explicativo da Igreja

Explanation:

final da Idade Média, eram rotas comerciais importantes. a) Quem desenvolvia as atividades comerciais nesses mares? b) Por q

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