Which of these was NOT an impact of the Crusades? Relationships between Christians, Muslims, and Jews became very distrustful and strained

The divide between the Eastern and Western Catholic churches deepened

The Byzantine Empire became stronger

Trade and communication (exchange of ideas) increased between the West and the East

The Byzantine Empire became stronger.

Explanation:

The Byzantine Empire became significantly weaker (which was strongly exemplified during the sacking of Constantinople). With the failures of the Crusades, the empire's borders shrunk, and slowly it was nothing more than just it's city. However, that is not too say that the city itself had survived in it's longevity until it's fall to the Ottoman Empire in the Siege of Constantinople.

The Byzantine Empire became stronger was not an impact of the crusades.

Explanation:

Through process of elimination i was able to deduce that A,B, and D were not the correct answers and that the Byzantine Empire were made significantly weaker due to their failures during the Crusades.

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