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Why did the importance of cities increase during the Crusades? A Towns were fairly independent and free of feudal lords’ control. B Towns served as centers of trade and manufacturing. C Christian armies
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Why did the importance of cities increase during the Crusades?

A Towns were fairly independent and free of feudal lords’ control.
B Towns served as centers of trade and manufacturing.
C Christian armies needed supplies.

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B

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B towns served as centres of trade and manufacturing

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The Answer is B

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