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    the Christian people from the Muslims‚ he thought the Muslims were disrespecting the Christian faith and their holy land. Although the goal for the crusaders was to go after the Muslims to take back from them what they believed was theirs‚ they started with the Jews. European Jews ended up becoming the first deaths caused be the crusaders. The crusaders randomly started destroying Jewish property and killing Jews. Jews were being robbed of their possessions and then some decapitated.

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    but ultimately failed. The Fourth Crusade was funded by the Venetians and ended with crusaders attacking the city of Constantinople to increase land and trade power. The overall impact of these four crusades on Western Europe can be seen in the expansion and growth of trade‚ the growth of towns and reduction of noble power‚ and the recovery of ancient artifacts and texts.

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    has come to be called in western civilization‚ was the first Sultan of Egypt and Syria‚ and founded the Ayyubid dynasty. He led Muslim opposition to the Franks and other European Crusaders in the Levant and at the height of his power‚ ruled Egypt‚ Syria‚ Mesopotamia‚ Kurdistan‚ Hejaz‚ and Yemen. He defeat of the Crusaders at the Battle of Hattin‚ and subsequent re-capture of the holy city of Jerusalem‚ marks Ṣalāḥ ad-Dīn as a prominent figure in Kurdish‚ Arab‚ and Muslim culture. Ṣalāḥ ad-Din

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    army began their march from Constantinople to Antioch. During this long march‚ the army had to cross through lands that were held by the Seljuk Turks. Thus‚ the Crusaders had to battle Turk forces along their journey. However‚

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    Johnathan Phillips (two other crusade historians who released books around the same time as Asbridge)‚ sought to bring decades of recent scholarship and research to a popular audience.14 While Asbridge was critical of Pope Urban II and the agenda of The Crusaders‚ his analysis of The Crusade was not as pessimistic as many of the influential works of the past had been. Throughout the monograph‚ Asbridge shares new research and insight into The Crusades while simultaneously describing the points at which scholarly

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    The film “The Crusades: An Arab Perspective” is a TV series that was produced by Al Jazeera English which emphasizes the history of the holy war between crusaders and Islam. In the first place‚ the western European we know today was not the same in the 11th century. Europeans had no title of land and they were serfs who worked in agricultural lands. Most knights would rob people just to accumulate income. The church who had the power to govern wanted to conquer the Islam region. It was their calling

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    Church and Roman Catholic Church‚ and a key turning point in the decline of the Byzantine Empire and Christianity in the East. The crusaders invasion of Egypt in 1169 was a series of expeditions undertaken by the kingdom of Jerusalem to strengthen its position. But after numerous attempts to capture Egypt Nur al-Din’s forces seized Cairo in 1169 and forced the crusaders to evacuate. The capture of Cairo ended the invasions of Egypt. The Fifth crusade was in 1218 and was an attempt by Western Europeans

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    The impact that the Crusades had on the Western world was that the Crusaders learn’t how to build better castle’s and more advanced war techniques. Another thing the Crusaders brought back to the western world was science and medicine‚ they also learn’t the arabic number system and made calculations a lot easier to do. They were also taught about were the Muslim world went to and in return taught them that the world was a lot bigger then what they thought it was. They had many different fruit‚ spices

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    II’s call to Crusade in 1095 correspond to the pope’s plans? "The remarkable success of Urban’s crusade seemed to confirm his preaching theme that God was fighting with the crusaders" -Penny J. Cole This view‚ that the First Crusade was a great success‚ is still generally accepted today‚ as it was by contemporaries. The crusaders themselves‚ convinced that their mission had been achieved‚ "entitled their chronicles Gesta Dei per Francos‚ God’s work done by the hand of the Franks". But did the people

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    An Examination of the Causes and Success of The First CrusadeReligion has served mankind for thousands of years in our search for meaning and direction. Religion serves as a way of defining our lives and providing a sense of meaning or direction‚ having done so since the beginning of time. While religion may appear to be a peaceful endeavor‚ it is an endless source of violence and bloodshed. The duality of religion is accurately portrayed in the Christian crusades. The crusades of the late antiquity

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