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What was the name given to Christians who wanted to go and pray in the holy lands?
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Why did Christians begin the crusade?
The Christians wanted the Holy Lands.
Cause of crusades?
Well, the Christians in europe believed that palestine was the Holy Lands* and wanted to regain them from the Muslims. *Holy Lands=Place where Jesus supposedly lived, died, and preached.
Who launched the crusades?
Christians or the Roman Catholic Europeans because they wanted the "Holy Lands" back from the Muslims but it never belonged to them in the first place
Who were the crusaders in medieval time?
Christians Muslims and Jews all to claim the holy lands-Jerusalem.
Who led the 4 crusades?
Christians and Muslims. Christians wanted to take the holy land away from the Muslims.
Why were the crusades fighting?
The Holy Lands are important to both the Christians and Muslims. The crusades began when the Muslims began denying Christians access to the sacred sites.
What were the Christians trying to do during the Crusades?
The Christians were trying to reclaim Jerusalem and other holy sites in the Holy Land from Muslim control. They believed that capturing these territories would secure safe passage for Christian pilgrims and demonstrate their faith and power.
Why were the Christians unsuccessful in winning back the holy lands?
I don't know :D i Haven't learned it yet :D
Why the christians were unsuccessful in winning back the holy lands?
I don't know :D i Haven't learned it yet :D
To what does the Hostility between Christians and Muslims date back?
Hostility dates back to the Crusade wars against Muslims when Christians invaded Muslim lands on the claim of restoring holy lands. Refer to related questions below.
What was the major reasons for the crusades?
The Christians wanted to release the holy land (Jerusalem) from the Jews.
Who lives in the holy lands?
Jews, Christians and Muslims. Maybe some Hindus too. And a couple Buddhists. Let's not forget the Buddhists.
