In what ways did religion and economic influence the development of medieval Europe and Japan?
During the Middle Ages, much occurred. The middle ages lasted from around 5th to 15th century. During the late 6th and 7th century, the three monotheistic religions came about, Judaism, Christianity, and Arabs. all three monotheistic religions arose and became popular naturally because of Islamic religious beliefs. Christianity was competing with Persian’s because they were always looking for people to change their religious beliefs. Judaism was very much popular and was on going. Eventually they had to unite because of an Islam emergency. During this time Muhammad was alive for some time. Muhammad’s death in 632 was not a fall back to the Islam’s army. They strove to win and eventually took most of Persia and the eastern empire. Trade and economy had an important impact on the Mediterranean during the barbarian invasions which occurred in the 4th – 5th centuries. Trade and economy caused much trade systems to eventually disappear starting from the African trade markets of inner Europe. By the 7th century they were not common and only found in places like Naples or Rome. By the END, African production disappeared for good in western Europe. Eventually trade markets were placed by local productions and that eventually became a trend through the roman lands of the early middle ages. They were usually found on lands that were not part of the Mediterranean like Britain. Parts in Europe up north not only had trade networks local but the simplicity of the goods that were sold on local trade markets were obscured. Objects such as pottery were being