One of the long-lasting results of the Crusaders' sack of Constantinople was
a. to create a permanent schism between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches.
b. a retaliatory attack against Venice by the Seljuq sultan.
c. the exile of Pope Urban II.
d. the restriction of all future military actions in the Middle East to national forces.
e. the formal end of the crusading period.
a
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a) Their territories were so vast that the English, French, and Dutch were always peeling away small parts left undefended. b) Their territories did not contain as much wealth as the English, Dutch, and French found in the Caribbean. Consider This: Who benefited most from the Treaty of Tordesillas? See 4.3: The Columbian Exchange. c) The English and French, in particular, were able to avoid some of the diseases that plagued settlers in the tropical Spanish and Portuguese colonies. Consider This: Who benefited most from the Treaty of Tordesillas? See 4.3: The Columbian Exchange. d) The Dutch, using the East India Company, made it hard for Spain and Portugal to contact their Asian territories. Consider This: Who benefited most from the Treaty of Tordesillas? See 4.3: The Columbian Exchange.
In today’s United States, the Federal Reserve determines the amount of paper money to be issued.
a. true b. false
What Shakespearean play incorporated the stereotype of the moneylending Jew?
A. Othello B. The Merchant of Venice C. Macbeth D. The Tempest E. Titus Andronicus
After the elections of 1914, President Woodrow Wilson
A. held steady to his existing course of action. B. encouraged the United States to enter the war in Europe. C. moved away from progressivism. D. began to support a new round of progressive legislation. E. refused to nominate any progressives to the Supreme Court.