In what two ways were the Crusades considered successful?

1. Recapturing the Holy Land: The Crusades achieved their initial goal of recapturing the Holy Land from Muslim control. Although these victories were temporary, they did allow Christian pilgrims to visit Jerusalem and other holy sites.

2. Cultural and Economic Exchange: The Crusades led to increased trade and cultural exchange between Europe, the Middle East, and the Byzantine Empire. This exchange introduced new goods, technologies, and ideas into Europe, contributing to the growth of European civilization.

What were Western Europeans introduced to as a result of the Columbia Exchange?

How did harrison and Tecumseh view on Western settlement differ?

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