The Crusades Were Important in the Development of Accounting, Because

question 2

Multiple Choice

The Crusades were important in the development of accounting, because

• A) the Arabs first developed double entry accounting, which was then adopted by the Italians.
• B) the Christians needed double entry accounting to keep track of the relative profitability of the different Crusades.
• C) the trade routes shifted the commercial center from Italy to Constantinople
• D) none of the above.

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