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Why was northern Italy a natural birthplace for the Renaissance?
Because Italy was the center of the trade and because of that the trade brought in new ideas and religion to Italy. The new and old ideas were thought through and cretin people looked at life differently and they focused on nature, ideas, and human achievements instead of all religion. But the churches did not want the people's new ideas to interfere with the culture.
What country was the center of the trade between Middle east and Europe?
Italy
How did Muslim ideas spread to Europe during the Crusades?
Trade and War
Why was northern Italy the natural birthplace for the renaissance?
Because Italy was the center of the trade and because of that the trade brought in new ideas and religion to Italy. The new and old ideas were thought through and cretin people looked at life differently and they focused on nature, ideas, and human achievements instead of all religion. But the churches did not want the people's new ideas to interfere with the culture.
Who control trade in Europe in the Middle Ages?
There wasn't much trade outside of Europe in the Middle Ages. Shipping hadn't developed and it wasn't until 1492 with the sailing of Columbus that the New World and old met. The only trade route was the Silk Road and that was late Middle Ages. The Crusaders brought back things, ideas, and skills that changed Europe. Eventually Italy will become the leading traders of Europe.
How did the spice trade with Europe effect southeast Asia?
brought western ideas.
What trade route ran through northern Italy bringing greek ideas with it?
Magna Græcia
Whose trade ran through northern Italy bringing Greek ideas with it?
Magna Græcia
What happend during the pax mongolica?
Ideas and inventions spread with trade in Europe and Asia.
The birthplace of the Italian renaissance was in the city of?
Florence was were it started and then it spread across Europe
Who Controlled the seas surrounding Europe?
In exploration times, Italy and the Arabian states owned the Mediterranean so other countries had to look for other ways to trade with Eastern Europe if they did not wish to trade through these areas.
How did Marco polo's journey to china affect Europe?
it affected uerope by getting them interested in trade wuth China. before then they didn't care about China and all the trade around them
