No..the crusades were intended to capture Jerusalem for Christianity and to oust the Moslems from there. The Jews suffered terribly during the crusades.
No.
It was called the crusades.
European demand for luxury goods increased following the Crusades.
One big factors was the crusades.
Monks help spread Christianity across Europe.
Trade and War
spread of middle eastern culture and technology to Europe.
As the Jews began living in all the European countries.
Judaism had spread to all major regions of Asia including southern Russia, India (Cochin), China (Kaifeng), almost all areas in Europe (aside from Eastern Europe), North Africa and the Mediterranean region.
The way the question is written implies agency. Most of Judaism's spread was based on necessary migrations of Jews from other countries. Judaism spread by way of people moving, not populations converting. Jews spread throughout the Roman Empire, expanded out through much of Europe and also spread to the New World and Australia, before the mass return of Jews to Israel.
the Inquisition was about getting the people of Europe (mostly in Spain and Portugal) to be Catholic again and stop the spread of Judaism and Islam.
Judaism spread fast so equals yes
To wherever Jews went in their exile: Western Asia, Europe, North Africa, and later to America.
the Crusades benefited Europe in a number of ways. For one thing, the exchange that occurred during the Crusades facilitated the spread of Islamic math and science. This exposed Europeans to improvements in navigation techniques. These advancements, in turn, helped to usher in Europe's Age of Exploration and led to nearly five centuries of European cultural and economic dominance.
The Moors invaded Europe to defeat the Christian Visigoths in the Iberian Peninsula. They intended to spread Islam across this area, which is now known as Spain.
Judaism did not spread at all in Rome. The Ancient Romans were hostile to Jewish practice.
It happened gradually, as Jews moved to new areas in Europe, western Asia and the Mediterranean region.