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Q: How did the fail of the crusades weaken the power of the pope?
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How did the failure of the Crusades weaken the power of the pope?

The Crusades weakened the feudal nobility and increased the power of kings.


When did Pope Urban III launch the crusades?

The Crusades were launched by Pope Urban II, not Pope Urban III.


Why did the Crusades choose to go on a Crusade?

They wanted to gain power since they asked the pope for help


How did greed have to do with the crusades?

The Crusaders were greedy because they wanted power and did not obey the pope because of there greed.


What is the name of the pope that urged people to join the crusades?

The name of the pope that urged people to join the crusades was Pope Urban II.


When did the Crusades begin and who was the pope?

the pope was pope urban II and the crusades started in 1096.


Was the Crusades generally a win or fail?

They generally failed. They did accomplish their mission. They stirred up a conflict with the Turks , were poorly organized and cost a lot in men and materials. They did somewhat unite Europe and gave the pope more power for awhile.


Who was the pope who issued a call for the Crusades?

Pope Urban II


Who triggered the crusades?

The Pope triggered the crusades by ordering the crusaders to trig.


Where was the pope when he called for the crusades?

clermont


When did the Crusades begen?

pope urbanII


Where did Pope Urban II call for the Crusades?

He called for the Crusades from Clermont, France.