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    such conflict was the schism between the Orthodox and Roman Catholic Church - The Crusades were both political and Religious in motivation. - The first crusade was launched in response to an appeal by the Byzantine Emperor‚ requesting for assistance against the Muslims occupying the holy land. - However‚ by the fourth Crusade‚ Western Europeans sacked Constantinople. - The Schism of Avignon and failed crusades led to lessened prestige and power for the Catholic Church. There were controversies

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    University of Cambridge. He states that the film does nothing more than reinforce misconceptions that state that the Crusades were nothing more than a medieval attempt at colonialism. While it is true that the film never gives an ultimate purpose as to why the Europeans have arrived‚ the general framework of knowledge that is needed prior to viewing the film asserts that the Crusades began as a Religious expedition of sorts‚ not a territorial adventure like Smith would suggest.

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    spending time her newly remade Paris‚ so when the opportunity arose to go on the second Crusade in 1145‚ she quickly jumped aboard. Eleanor was the first queen to accompany her husband on Crusade‚ so naturally all the other women of France decided to tag along as well. Judith M. Bennett adds that these women were more often praised for their man-like courage than condemned for their unfeminine behavior‚ so this crusade became a badge of honor (229). The new abundance of female ‘crusaders’ set the back

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    the vassals were serfs (slaves that were bound to the land‚ and can be sold and bought). Other vassals were peasants (people with rights that got paid for their work) (Ellis 189). This was basically the overall image of Western Europe‚ before the Crusades. Like the Catholic Kingdoms‚ the Byzantine Empire had its own history. In around 330‚ the Byzantium Empire started when the Roman emperor of Constantine‚ rebuilt the Greek city of Byzantium‚ and named the city Constantinople (Ellis 234). As time

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    Samir Hadzic PDP World History 3rd Period Chapter #15‚ pgs 296-301 I. Introduction A. Main Idea- The Middle Ages were a time period filled with a shocking amount of chaos and calamity‚ although accompanied by a large amount of intellectual prosperity‚ political expansion‚ and rebirth. i. During the High Middle Ages (eleventh to thirteenth centuries) 1. The Latin Church became a strong spiritual authority in Europe. 2. Revolution in agriculture. Increased food supplies and populations. 3

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    Fritz Charles Howser Piracy Take Home Test 1 February 22‚ 2013 Christian-Muslim Interface The crusades were a tough time to be in Asia Minor‚ the Western Europeans were engaging in religious wars. Christianity was being spread using propaganda while engaging in war against the Muslim religion. Typical fighting wasn’t the norm during the Crusades‚ each side was trying to figure out a way to get a leg up on the competition. When the Christians figured out they could use pirates as an advantage

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    Balian of Ibelin The movie Kingdom of Heaven was focused on the Crusades fighting against Ayyubid that lead to the Battle of Hattin. The character that would be focus on is Balian of Ibelin. Balian is the main character in Kingdom of Heaven. His character joined the Crusades and fight against the Ayyubid for the Holy Land. The things that would be explored are how the character Balian was portrayed in the movie and then compare him to who he is in reality. The way this will be research is to go

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    vs. Hollywood The Crusades were a series of military campaigns encouraged by the church and pope to capture the Holy Land (Jerusalem) from Muslim hold. They were carried out during the 11th through the 13th centuries. There were a series of at least 6 crusades‚ some of which were directed at other European countries rather than Muslim countries. Kingdom of Heaven is a movie that deals with the 12th century crusaders. The movie takes place between the 2nd and 3rd Crusades and outlines the life

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    Since the creation of religion‚ there has always been a debate to whether or not religion is the main cause of conflicts throughout history. In Karen Armstrong’s book “Fields of Blood”‚ she argues that people use religion as an excuse for the cause of wars and ignore all other aspects. Karen Armstrong is correct. Throughout history‚ there were many wars and conflicts that weren’t caused by religion yet many leaders used the blame of religion to their advantage to conceal their true intentions. Wars

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    example‚ wanted to take revenge on the rest of the European nations after they all unanimously agreed that the responsibility for the First World War should be laid upon Germany. Countries also go to war for another reason‚ territorial expansion. The crusades were a good example of this because even though they started out a holy war‚ they converted into wars that focused on expanding borders. There are many other reasons why wars start‚ but revenge and land expansion are the two greatest ones.

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