read this passage about the peace treaty that ended the third crusade.\nsaladin agreed to confirm an…

read this passage about the peace treaty that ended the third crusade.\nsaladin agreed to confirm an ironclad peace agreement between christians and saracens muslims. it guaranteed free passage and access to the holy sepulcher of the lord, without the requirement of any tribute or fee. it also granted the freedom of bringing objects for sale through any land whatever and of exercising a free commerce.\nwhich was a condition of the peace treaty?\n○ increased land sales to christians\n○ increased tributes paid to saladin and the muslims\n○ christian occupation of jerusalem\n○ freedom of trade between europeans and muslims

read this passage about the peace treaty that ended the third crusade.\nsaladin agreed to confirm an ironclad peace agreement between christians and saracens muslims. it guaranteed free passage and access to the holy sepulcher of the lord, without the requirement of any tribute or fee. it also granted the freedom of bringing objects for sale through any land whatever and of exercising a free commerce.\nwhich was a condition of the peace treaty?\n○ increased land sales to christians\n○ increased tributes paid to saladin and the muslims\n○ christian occupation of jerusalem\n○ freedom of trade between europeans and muslims

Answer

Brief Explanations:

To solve this, we analyze each option against the passage:

  • "increased land sales to Christians": The passage doesn't mention land sales to Christians, so this is incorrect.
  • "increased tributes paid to Saladin and the Muslims": The passage says "without the requirement of any tribute or fee", so this is incorrect.
  • "Christian occupation of Jerusalem": The passage only guarantees access to the Holy Sepulcher, not occupation of Jerusalem, so this is incorrect.
  • "freedom of trade between Europeans and Muslims": The passage states "the freedom of bringing objects for sale... and of exercising a free commerce", which aligns with this option.

Answer:

D. freedom of trade between Europeans and Muslims