The population of Western Europe increased during the Middle Ages primarily due to improved agricultural technology. Innovations such as the three-field system, the heavy plow, and the introduction of new crops contributed to more efficient farming and higher food production, which supported larger populations.
Why did the population of Western Europe increase during the Middle Ages?(1 point)
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improved agricultural technology
improved agricultural technology
rise of feudalism
rise of feudalism
spread of the Church
spread of the Church
the creation of the Holy Roman Empire.
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the fall of Rome
the fall of Rome
the introduction of the three-tier system
the introduction of the three-tier system
the Black Death
the Black Death
the code of chivalry
The event that significantly affected the size of the labor force and contributed to the inability of Europe to unite under a central authority was the Black Death. The pandemic caused a dramatic reduction in the population, leading to labor shortages and changes in social and economic structures, which weakened centralized authority and feudal systems.
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Crusaders relocated to the Middle East and did not return to Europe.
Crusaders relocated to the Middle East and did not return to Europe.
Crusaders brought back disease that reduced population numbers.
Crusaders brought back disease that reduced population numbers.
Crusaders brought back classical ideas and renewed interest in intellectualism.
Crusaders brought back classical ideas and renewed interest in intellectualism.
Crusaders returned with new religious ideas and rebelled against the Church.
The impact of the Crusades on European society and the spur of the Renaissance can be attributed to the fact that Crusaders brought back classical ideas and renewed interest in intellectualism. The encounters with the Islamic world during the Crusades led to the transmission of knowledge, including works of ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, science, and art, which contributed to the cultural revival of the Renaissance.
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Immediately following the fall of Western Rome, the Great Schism occurred, weakening the power of the Catholic Church until it ultimately collapsed.
Immediately following the fall of Western Rome, the Great Schism occurred, weakening the power of the Catholic Church until it ultimately collapsed.
When the Eastern Roman Empire was disintegrating, people turned to the Catholic Church for support and its power initially grew. However, the Papal States and the pope lost power as new political entities developed.
When the Eastern Roman Empire was disintegrating, people turned to the Catholic Church for support and its power initially grew. However, the Papal States and the pope lost power as new political entities developed.
As the Western Roman Empire fell apart, the Catholic Church gained power. Eventually, nation-states became more powerful than the Papa
The correct analysis of how the Papal States and the pope gained and lost power is: As the Western Roman Empire fell apart, the Catholic Church gained power. Eventually, nation-states became more powerful than the papacy.
Initially, the Catholic Church became a unifying force in the absence of a strong central authority in the fragmented post-Roman world. However, as nation-states began to rise and centralize power, the authority of the pope and the Papal States began to wane.
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a permanent layer of frozen dirt
a permanent layer of frozen dirt
mountain ranges and lands at high elevations
mountain ranges and lands at high elevations
low-lying coastal lands
low-lying coastal lands
access to both the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas
access to both the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas
The geographic feature in the Netherlands that most directly contributes to the hundreds of canals, dams, and waterways found in Amsterdam is low-lying coastal lands. The Netherlands consists of areas below sea level, which necessitated the creation of an elaborate system of canals, dams, and drainage to manage water and prevent flooding.
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granted rights and freedoms to peasants
granted rights and freedoms to peasants
ended feudalism and started manorialism
ended feudalism and started manorialism
expanded feudalism and unified an empire
expanded feudalism and unified an empire
eliminated the lords and nobility
The option that best describes the most important aspects of Charlemagne’s rule is expanded feudalism and unified an empire. Charlemagne expanded his territories through conquests and established a vast empire in Western Europe, while maintaining the feudal system that provided structure to his realm. He played a key role in unifying various territories under his rule and strengthening the influence of the Catholic Church.