The Catholic Church remained powerful even though the crusades were a failure because during medieval times it was taught that the only way to get to Heaven was if the Roman Catholic Church allowed you in. While the Crusades failed at some of their goals, they succeeded at the most important goal. They wanted to spread their religion around Europe and into the land held by the Moors and the Ottomans.
Catholic Church became powerful before the Crusades because the Romans allowed them to become so powerful that at one point in time, they became more powerful than Casaer. The reason why is because everyone was required to tithe to the Church. They were required to give 1/10th of their wealth to the Church. That included everyone from the poorest to the richest. This tithing was not taxed by Casaer and the Catholic Church became very rich.
There were a total of 4 Crusades in history. These Crusades spanned generations. The Catholic Church and the belief in one God, Heaven and Hell had become grounded in the medieval people that it was never questioned. In fact, during medieval times, it was taught that the only way to get to Heaven was if the Roman Catholic Church allowed you in. While the Crusades failed at some of their goals, they succeeded at the most important goal. They wanted to spread their religion around Europe and into the land held by the Moors and the Ottomans. They succeeded in that.
The programs focused on what historians refer to as the "3 R's": relief for the unemployed and poor, recovery of the economy back to normal levels, and reform of the financial system to prevent a repeat depression.
Farmers sought inflation of the money supply so that more money would be available to them for credit, prices for their crops would rise, and debts would become easier to repay.
I would say that one of the most important Greek achievements or accomplishments since ancient Greece is its politics - to be more precise, democracy. As you may already know, ancient Greece is where democracy came to be. If it weren't for it, today we wouldn't have the idea of democracy or try to implement it into our own countries.
B. The First Amendment to the US Constitution prevents the government from making laws which regulate an establishment of religion, or that would prohibit the free exercise of religion, such as prayer