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Why did the writings of the Greeks appeal to Europeans after the Crusades and the Black Death? It provided a hopeful perspective on life that the Roman Catholic Church failed to offer. By this time, most
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Why did the writings of the Greeks appeal to Europeans after the Crusades and the Black Death?

It provided a hopeful perspective on life that the Roman Catholic Church failed to offer.

By this time, most Europeans knew how to read.

The Greeks revealed knowledge about lost secret technology.

It spoke about lost lands west of the Atlantic Ocean where people could start a new life.

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It provided a hopeful perspective on life that the Roman Catholic Church failed to offer.

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