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    The Last Five Crusades

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    eight Crusades lasting around 196 years, however, the last five Crusades were very ineffective and the first Crusade was the only holy war which was a success in taking Jerusalem. People who took up the cross to fight for the church were called crusaders; motivated by the religious and economic gains of the…

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    Muslims fought many cities during the Crusades like; Jerusalem, Egypt, Syria and other Middle Eastern cities. During the Crusade time period (1099-1291) the Muslims succeeded in driving the Crusaders from the Middle East, even though they also lost lands on the Iberian Peninsula. They needed a new leader because the Muslims were not very strong and did not know how to defend themselves along with Islam, that is where Salah al-Din came in. Salah al-Din was the greatest Muslim leader during…

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    During the First Crusade, the Jewish people of the time suffered many violent attacks against them at the hands of the Roman Catholic Crusaders. The Anonymous of Mainz: A Hebrew Account of the First Crusade was written shortly after the end of the First Crusade, by an anonymous Jewish author. The author writes about the slaughter of the Jewish people by the crusaders primarily in the city of Mainz, but also in other cities in the Rhineland such as Speyer and Worms. Throughout the text, the…

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    Saladin Leadership Essay

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    He wanted to avoid all unnecessary violence. The victory at Hattin led to a series of conquests of Crusader towns. Saladin besieged Jerusalem and offered generous terms of surrender but it was rejected. On 2 October 1187 Saladin took possession of Jerusalem, after it was under Christian rule for 88 years. Saladin allowed many citizens to leave without…

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    The world “crusade” is a word we don't really hear a lot. We learn it in history, but some people don't even have a clue what a crusade even is, or where it originated from. A crusade is a medieval military expedition, one of a series made by Europeans to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries. The crusades involved men and women from every country in Europe. It affected almost every little thing of every day life It even affected the churches, it even…

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    During the first crusade, both Muslims and Jews living in Jerusalem were massacred by the Roman Catholic Church. It was difficult for crusaders to distinguish between Christian, Muslim and Jewish people, therefore many Christians were as well killed in the massacre. Allegedly, during July 1099, Crusaders of the Roman Catholic Church were killing both Muslim and Jewish people in the streets, alleyways, and even their own homes. As a result of this invasion, there were…

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    The Successful Failures of the Crusades Throughout the 1200s, Crusades were launched, but none achieved success. The Crusades were a complex series of military campaigns and expeditions. Some argue that they were a successful failure because, although failing to achieve their initial objective of recapturing Jerusalem, they did have significant impacts on European society, trade, and cultural exchange. The Crusades sparked new ideas, concepts, technologies, and interactions between different…

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    These people believe this because they think that people wanted more trading to be happening. According to Document Six, “When Crusaders returned to Europe, they brought back things such as silks, sugar, and spices.” Yes, Crusaders did get valuable things from the Crusades, but people who believe this is a cause aren’t looking at one particular thing: these were effects of the Crusades, not causes. Another quote from Document…

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    Crusades Dbq Analysis

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    crusades. They also left A legacy of religious hatred behind them.which gave them a bad reputation. Document 1 states that the crusaders failed in their chief goal to take back the holy land.And the crusaders sometimes turned there fury against jews,massercaring entire communities.Both…

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    played in the Crusades will be discussed. Between the clothing that they wore, the visions and signs that were seen, and the sermons that were taught, it all comes to play a part in the symbolic role of religion during the Crusades. The Latin word for crusader is crucesignatus. The meaning behind this word was when…

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