D is your answer. it gives a more specific answer than the other choices, plus it is true. Slavery has been around since Jesus time, so that's way longer than the 1500s
Libya (if you count that as part of the Middle East).
<span>Persia (if you count that as part of the Middle East) </span>
<span>Muhammad(S.A.W.W) died in 632. </span>
<span>Conquest of Egypt completed 642 </span>
<span>Conquest of the Levant completed 638 </span>
<span>Conquest of Iraq completed 636 </span>
<span>The northern territories of the Byzantine empire weren't in the Middle East,they were in the Balkans and northern Turkey.</span>
Answer:
It led to a money based system of exchange.
Explanation:
With the Crusades being at its final stages in order of trying to take Jerusalem over, this led to the political system of Fedualism to lose power. This system involved with people (vassals) getting their own land if they give or promise loyalty to a powerful Noble, or in other words, a Lord. The economy back then was based on agriculture. In addition, there were also serfs who were working on the Manors. If they work, then they get protection and food from the Lord. During the Crusades, the Mongol Empire closed up the Silk Road because it was too dangerous in Europe. With the conflict ending, trade routes opened, and trading increased. Guilds and merchants were gaining more power, trade increased between Europe and Asia, and Fedualism was dying down. As well as the Crusades, the Bubonic Plague and the Hundred Years' War ended Fedualism. The Crusades started to weaken Fedualism.
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Egypt and Mesopotamia, both valued writing, art and fine workmanship.
Explanation: bc im right