The Siege Of Jerusalem: The Crusades

The Siege of Jerusalem has two different perspectives in it which would most obviously be the Christian and the Muslim perspectives. The siege of Jerusalem is based upon those two main perspectives which also hold two different stories. Now the Muslims went through terrible tortures and a massacre. While the Eastern Christians were also killed by the Crusaders in Jerusalem but only when they went upon their blood thirsty massacre where everyone was dressed alike so it was hard to tell the Christians apart from Muslims. There are interactions in history that involve the Eastern Christians and the Muslims and being very intense and important for more generations to come. The cycles of Crusades in Jerusalem did start certain events that ruined the European society for many years. Of course there were three main crusades, the first was in 1099, the second during 1120’s, and the third …show more content…
They are known as the Crusades of the Thirteenth century and they pick up after the death of Saladin in 1193. I am not going to go into too much detail about these following crusades but they all did play a large part on European civilizations in some people’s eyes. However the Crusades have arguably created very important side effects that tormented European society for many decades after they even ended. When thinking of attacks on Jewish people and culture most think of the Holocaust but it really all began with these crusades in Jerusalem and the tortuous events that they endured for so many years. As for the Middle East, these crusades really did not do any long term or serious damage for them and they really had no prominent bad impact left over from these Crusades. All in all these crusades that happened after the three main ones all led to the effects that they would have around the world and on the people and different cultures that were involved in