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I was not alive during the crusades.
he was first crusades forchristianity people
Very few women ever went on the Crusades, those that did were usually present as cheap prostitutes, cooks, or weavers to mend shredded cloth, also they were medics. Women that were captured in the Crusades were often raped so many killed themselves before capture.
they attacked the bazantine empire
The reform crusades offered many middle-class women opportunities to escape the confines of home and enter public affairs.
they were wives and mothers
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Christian women during the Crusades played a supportive role by providing financial and logistical assistance, caring for wounded soldiers, and participating in religious activities. Some noblewomen also took on leadership roles in managing estates and territories while their husbands were away fighting in the Holy Land.
Many women of history had significant roles during the crusades. Some women like Anna Comena helped in staging a coup on her husband behalf. Some stayed at home had a huge responsibility to manage their home and fight to defend their land and battle by themselves.
Crusades did not allow women to fight because people only thought that women were to work in the manor.
I was not alive during the crusades.
women should've been ironing during the war because that's their role in society. women should've been ironing during the war because that's their role in society.
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women played a very important role during world war 1. While men were out fighting in the war, women went out of the homes to the mills to help in the production process.
Women during the 1960's were TRANSITIONING to the women of today.
Religious orders like the Knights Hospitallers provided medical care to pilgrims, knights, and soldiers during the Crusades. The Knights Templar were a military order that protected pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem. Both orders played a significant role in the military and humanitarian aspects of the Crusades.