The Crusades of the Medieval Era
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What was one of the reasons for the Crusades?

  • To expand European territories into the Middle East
  • To protect sacred Christian artifacts in Jerusalem
  • To secure safe passage for Christian pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land (correct)
  • To establish trade routes with the Middle Eastern empires
  • Who appealed to Western leaders for help fighting the Muslims?

  • King Richard the Lionheart of England
  • Charlemagne
  • Emperor Alexius I of the Byzantine Empire (correct)
  • Pope Gregory VII
  • What was the significance of Jerusalem to both Christians and Muslims?

  • It was a political center for both religions
  • It was a major trading hub for both Christians and Muslims
  • It was a place of pilgrimage only for Christians
  • It was a sacred city to both religions with many sacred sites (correct)
  • What did the Islamic Perspective on the Crusades include?

    <p>Muslims had conquered most of the Middle East, northern Africa, most of Spain, and some Byzantine lands</p> Signup and view all the answers

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