6 sentences with “disrupted”

For approximately 100 years, from 1200 BC to 1100 BC, the networks of trade and diplomacy discussed above were disrupted or completely destroyed.

In all these years, there was no more or less prolonged period of peace, and the country's possibilities for social and economic development were disrupted.

When Constantinople fell to the Ottomans in 1453, traditional trade routes to Asia were disrupted, particularly as the Turks began to take over the Venetian maritime empire.

More than anything else, the War of Jenkins' Ear disrupted Atlantic trade, a situation that hurt both Spain and Britain and was one of the main reasons the war ended in 1742.

Nor did they support taxation to create internal improvements such as canals and railways; to them, government involvement in the economic life of the nation disrupted what they perceived as the natural functioning of the economy. They also feared that a strong national government could manipulate slavery.

In turn, although they disrupted and transformed the Holy Land itself for a time, the crusades had little overall impact on the societies of the Middle East itself. These societies represented a cross-section of ethnic, religious and regional identities that underwent major transformations in the period of the early Middle Ages.