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What were the christian expeditions called that drove moslem invaders out of holy land?
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The Christian expeditions to drive the moslem invaders out of the Holy land were called?
AnswerThe crusades.
1 The Christian expeditions to drive the Moslem invaders out of the Holy Land were called?
Muslim Invaders? Lie. Christian Crusaders tried taking the holyland, not the other way around. But they were called Crusaders, since they Crusaded to the Holy Land.
The christian expedition to drive the moslem invaders out of the holy land were called?
Crusades
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