Underline all the sentences that are true about the increase in travel between Europe and Asia. Toward the end of the Middle Ages, Europe began to change. However, it was in the It... Underline all the sentences that are true about the increase in travel between Europe and Asia. Toward the end of the Middle Ages, Europe began to change. However, it was in the Italian city-states where changes occurred the first and to the greatest extent. Write I if the sentence tells mostly about the Italian city-states and E if the sentence tells mostly about other countries in Europe.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to identify true statements about the increase in trade between Europe and Asia and to categorize sentences based on their relevance to Italian city-states or other European countries. This involves understanding historical context regarding the Silk Road, the Crusades, and the socio-political structures of Europe during the Middle Ages.
Answer
Underline these: Travellers introduced new products, Crusades brought new products/ideas, trade made some wealthy.
The sentences about travel that are true and should be underlined are:
- Travellers to Asia introduced products to Europe that people had not previously seen.
- During the Crusades, Europeans were exposed to many new products and ideas, which they brought back to Europe.
- The increase in trade between Europe and Asia enabled some people to become very wealthy.
Answer for screen readers
The sentences about travel that are true and should be underlined are:
- Travellers to Asia introduced products to Europe that people had not previously seen.
- During the Crusades, Europeans were exposed to many new products and ideas, which they brought back to Europe.
- The increase in trade between Europe and Asia enabled some people to become very wealthy.
More Information
The expansion of trade during the Middle Ages led to cultural exchanges and the spread of new products and ideas, significantly impacting European and Asian societies.
Tips
Be careful not to assume all trade routes were safe—many were dangerous and required significant effort to traverse.
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