The Most Long-Lasting Consequence of the First Crusade Was The

question 63

Multiple Choice

The most long-lasting consequence of the First Crusade was the:

• A)European conquest of Jerusalem.
• B)development of Islamic and Christian doctrines of holy war.
• C)creation of the Knights Templar.
• D)foundation of field hospitals to treat wounded Crusaders.
• E)fall of the Byzantine empire.

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The introduction of new firms into a market, increasing competition and potentially leading to innovation and lower prices for consumers.

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