Well, technically, yes because the crusaders wore a cross on their garments. Although, it doesn't exactly translate into "war of the cross".
He fought in the Great Crusade against Muslims
It is a form of black propaganda, which created hatred towards germans, leading to more people believing in the cause of the war.
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Several people fort in the crusades: The first crusade-Christian (not nessesarilly knights The Peasant's crusade-Peasants The Children's crusade-Children The "official" Crusade-nobles
The longest crusade was the 7th crusade, it lasted 6 years (1248-1254)
to take the cross
The word 'crusade' derives from 'cross'. Jesus died on the cross, which is the basis for the Christian religion. Muslims had occupied the holy city of Jerusalem, therefore a pope made a call within western Christendom for a 'War of the Cross' or 'Crusade' to re-capture Jerusalem.
Crusade came from the French Crusade meaning''marked by a cross'',because the warrior,peasants,stitched a red cross on their shirtsmeaning that they are fighting for God
A Crusade is a call to arms to reclaim Jerusalem from the infidels(muslims). In the First Crusade the pope declared that if Christians should take up the cross then God will grant them access into Heaven. In other words (if you're not a Catholic or Muslim), a holy war.
the cross means christananity, which the crusades serve for
From the Old French 'croissade', meaning '(war) of the cross' i.e. a Christian campaign. That's why Muslims get the wrong impression when we in the West talk of, for instance, a crusade against bad parking!
to take the holy land back from islamic empires
to take the holy land back from islamic empires
His goal was to drive out the Muslim conquerors and return the Holy Land to Christianity.
GRADPOINT ANSWER: To take the Holy Land back from the Islamic Empires.
to take the holy land back from islamic empires
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