The Crusades exposed Western Europeans to ideas and discoveries of the Muslim world, resulting in A. a significant decrease in Christianity within Europe itself. B. an increase in European education. C. an understanding and peace between Christians and Muslims. D. a hatred for Muslim culture within Europe.

The Crusade Wars conducted between Christians and Muslims resulted in devastation of commerce and trade in Europe.Question 1Answera.Falseb.True

Which of the following is not a reason for the spread of Islam in Europe?

Which of the following was a result of the Muslim Conquests? A. Islam was spread throughout Asia, Africa, and Europe. B. Muslims became known as brutal and cruel invaders. C. Muslims were thought of as peaceful and unwilling to fight. D. Islam lost influence as Arabs converted to local religions.

Select the best answer for the question. 1. The First Crusade resulted in A. the reunion between the Eastern and Western Churches. B. the creation of Crusader states. C. the defeat of the Byzantine Empire. D. Islam's hatred of the Crusader forces.

Which of the following most accurately describes the influence of Christianity on the development of imperialistic and expansionist policies by the countries of Renaissance Europe?A) As scientific advancements increasingly replaced the need for religious guidance and explanations for life's mysteries, the Christian Church lost power in Renaissance Europe. As a result, money that once went to the church was now reallocated to fund research and exploration.B) The Christian Church had a powerful influence over Renaissance Europe. Exploration and the spreading of Christianity, by missionaries, to other parts of the world were seen as a fulfillment of the teachings of Jesus Christ, as set out in the Christian Bible.C) The Christian religion greatly opposed exploration, and instead directed Renaissance Europeans to return to Rome where the apostle, Saint Peter, had built his church. Exploration outside the boundaries of Christian Europe was viewed as submission to the powers of greed and temptation. This caused a rift between the Christian Church and the political leaders of many Renaissance Europe countries.D) Very few people were Christian in Renaissance Europe; most were of the Catholic faith. This meant that Christianity had little influence on the imperialist movement or the interest in exploration.