Differing languages and long travel distances at the end of the medieval period
A)contributed to the Church's call for crusades to the Holy Land.
B)contributed to the continuing fragmentation of Europe.
C)caused the continuation of the Hundred Years' War.
D)led to the delay in the Renaissance spreading throughout Italy.
E)contributed to the common recovery from the plague in Europe.

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Differing languages and long travel distances contributed to the fragmentation of Europe by making political and cultural unity more difficult to achieve. This fragmentation was a characteristic feature of the medieval period, leading to the development of distinct regional identities and political entities.

Differing Languages and Long Travel Distances at the End of the Medieval