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As a result of the Crusades —
trade increased between the Middle East and the West
the two Churches reunited
the West gained more power
the Mongols lost their land to the Byzantine Empire
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trade increased between the Middle East and the West
Explanation: The Crusades opened up long‑distance contacts that boosted demand for Eastern goods (spices, silk, etc.), expanded trade routes, and helped Italian port cities grow. They did not reunite the Eastern and Western Churches (the schism worsened), and the other options are historically incorrect.
Explanation: The Crusades opened up long‑distance contacts that boosted demand for Eastern goods (spices, silk, etc.), expanded trade routes, and helped Italian port cities grow. They did not reunite the Eastern and Western Churches (the schism worsened), and the other options are historically incorrect.
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