Handing out contracts and securing jobs
Answer:
1) How did the Mediterranean trade help revive western Europe?
The primary factor was the Crusades, which began in 1095. Europeans started traveling to the Middle East in vast numbers to retake the Holy Land from the Seljuk Turks. In the process, they discovered new markets, commodities, artisanal products, and trade routes.
2) What social and economic factors led to the growth of cities in late medieval Europe?
The growth of trade across the oceans led to growth in cities. Guilds consisting of skilled craftsmen led to the growth of the population. The invention of the water wheel boosted the manufacturing in cities, flemish towns prospered as centers for the manufacture of textiles and other goods. Because there were more jobs in manufacturing, more families moved to cities instead of farming.
Explanation:
Answer:
A shift from diversified agriculture to sugar monoculture, from production on small farms to large plantations, from free to slave labour, from sparse to dense settlement, from white to black populations, and from low to high value per capita output.
Explanation:
No need.
The main reason behind the policy was to cement the grand alliance and to avoid any chances of Hitler dividing the two by introducing what the feared as the possibility of mistrust cropping up. This would help the defeated countries as well as the minorities such as the Jews who had been blamed for German surrender and loss in the ww1.
