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What was the most important contribution of the Crusades fought by Christian armies during the Middle Ages?
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Why were The Crusades important?
The crusades were important because they regained the Holy Land and stimulated trade to the Middle East and Asia, which was important to advance technology.
Why were the six crusades important?
The crusades were important because they regained the Holy Land and stimulated trade to the Middle East and Asia, which was important to advance technology.
What happened as a result of the crusades?
In the Middle Ages and beyond, the results of the Crusades were many and varied. Perhaps most important was the deepening of the division between the Christian and Muslim worlds. Lasting resentments and suspicions, as well as continued conflict in the post-medieval ages, continued for centuries, and may even be discernible in today's Middle Eastern tensions.
The crusades were a series of religious wars fought by christian and Muslim soldiers between 1096 and 1270 What effect did the crusades have on Europe and the middle east?
Trade expanded and towns boomed.
An important long term result of the crusades in middle ages was the?
Although the crusades didnt accomplish their goal, they sparked intrest in European trade with the Orient.
What are the many invasions of the Middle East by Christian warrior called?
crusades:)
Expeditions to the Middle East led by Christian armies?
The Crusades.
What are the many invasions of the middle east by Christian warriors?
crusades:)
What are the many invasions if the Middle East by Christian warriors called?
The crusades
What are many invasions of the middle east christian warriors called?
crusades:)
Why were The Crusades important?
The crusades were important because they regained the Holy Land and stimulated trade to the Middle East and Asia, which was important to advance technology.
Why were the six crusades important?
The crusades were important because they regained the Holy Land and stimulated trade to the Middle East and Asia, which was important to advance technology.
Are the Christian Crusades a preemptive Christian jihad?
No, there is no such thing as a Christian jihad. The Crusades were to establish European power in the Middle East, but disguised religiously to fool the common illiterate people who couldn't read the Bible (if they could, then they would have realized that the Bible condemns violence).
The crusades was a series is military expeditions tarried carried out by Christian Europeans in Middle Ages to regain control of?
The first crusades were to gain control of Jerusalem from the Muslims. The second crusade was to regain control of Edessa, and was lost by Christian Europeans.
What happened as a result of the crusades?
In the Middle Ages and beyond, the results of the Crusades were many and varied. Perhaps most important was the deepening of the division between the Christian and Muslim worlds. Lasting resentments and suspicions, as well as continued conflict in the post-medieval ages, continued for centuries, and may even be discernible in today's Middle Eastern tensions.
The crusades were a series of religious wars fought by christian and Muslim soldiers between 1096 and 1270 What effect did the crusades have on Europe and the middle east?
Trade expanded and towns boomed.
The Crusades were a series of religious wars fought by Christian and Muslim soldiers between 1096 and 1270 A.D. What effects did the Crusades have on Europe and the Middle East?
Trade expanded and towns boomed.
