Question

question 15
2 pts
how was europe affected by the hundred years war?
vikings were forced out of their homeland, leading to the discovery north america
armies needed higher numbers of skilled knights for increased warfare
increasing french nationalism encouraged people to convert to buddhism
social changes hastened the end of feudalism in europe
question 16
2 pts
looking at economics, which of these helped ghana, mali, and songhai empires in west africa prosper the most?
increased crops for sale
use of domesticated camels for transportation of goods
profiting off of pilgrimages to mecca
the gold - for - salt trade

Explanation:

Question 15

The Hundred Years' War led to social changes. Peasants gained more power as the feudal system was disrupted. Armies started using more common soldiers with new weapons like the long - bow, reducing the importance of knights. Nationalism grew in France but had no relation to Buddhism conversion. Vikings' exploration was not related to this war.

The gold - for - salt trade was crucial for the Ghana, Mali, and Songhai empires. These empires controlled the trans - Saharan trade routes. Gold was abundant in West Africa, and salt was a valuable commodity from the north. While camels were used for transportation, the core of their prosperity was the gold - salt trade. Increased crop sales were not the main economic driver, and profiting from Mecca pilgrimages was more relevant to regions like the Arabian Peninsula.

Answer:

Social changes hastened the end of feudalism in Europe

Question 16