the crusades world history. stinger how can warfare bring people from different cultures and...
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Thoughts… Conflict, cooperation, etc. Consolidation of power Nationalism Economics: broken windows theory Warfare does not GENERATE economic activity Economic activity is transferred from one area to another Trade barriers exist during war Trade expands after war People are exposed to products, technologies, etc that are not common in their areasTRANSCRIPT
The CrusadesWORLD HISTORY
Stinger How can warfare bring people from different cultures and backgrounds
into contact with each other? How might warfare affect the political balance of power in the warring
countries? How might warfare affect economic development negatively? How might warfare affect economic development positively? How might religion and warfare be related? How might warfare affect the social structures of the warring people? How might warfare affect knowledge? How might technology developed for war be used after war has ended? How might warfare spread knowledge? How might geography influence warfare? How might warfare influence geography?
Thoughts…
Conflict, cooperation, etc. Consolidation of power Nationalism Economics: broken windows theory
Warfare does not GENERATE economic activity Economic activity is transferred from one area to another Trade barriers exist during war Trade expands after war People are exposed to products, technologies, etc that are not
common in their areas
More Thoughts…
Religious warfare Unifying religious cohorts Conversion? Why? The process of the “other” Oddly enough, people learn more about each other because they come into conflict
Intellect Warfare technology converted to peaceful means after war Drive to create bigger, better, more effect weapons Improvements in travel technology Development of banking during crusades Exposure to ideas, books, learning, etc that Europe had forgotten during the
Medeival Period
Final Thoughts… Geography
Some areas that are easy to pass get more traffic and become more diverse as people move through, settle, etc. Hierarchy
Cities along these travel routes become bigger Cities along these travel routes become centers of power Cities along these travel routes have more access to goods, services, etc. Cities along these travel routes also become more dangerous and take more damage
Accessibility As armies try to travel from place to place, more roads and pathways are built New Technologies improve accessibility of areas Improved accessibility makes areas able to sustain larger populations and concentrates populations in those areas Improved accessibility improves trade
Diffusion As people move they bring with them
Knowledge Culture Ideas Disease
People spread and become more unified and diverse at the same time. Complementarity- Various peoples become linked by trade, culture, and knowledge
Crusades Timelines
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