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Pope Urban II was the first to orchestrate the battle of the Crusades. This began in 1095 when the Christians went to war with the Muslims at the urging of the Pope.
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Who orchestrated the battle during the crusades?
Pope Urban II was the first to orchestrate the battle of the Crusades. This began in 1095 when the Christians went to war with the Muslims at the urging of the Pope.
Who orchestrated the battles during the Crusades?
Pope Urban II was the first to orchestrate the battle of the Crusades. This began in 1095 when the Christians went to war with the Muslims at the urging of the Pope.
How many battles was john brown in?
he does 23 battls
Who orchestrated the battles during the Crusades in the 1500s?
The Crusades primarily occurred from the late 11th to the late 13th centuries, with the last major Crusade ending in 1291. By the 1500s, the focus had shifted to other conflicts, such as the Ottoman Empire's expansion and the European wars of religion. During this period, local rulers, monarchs, and military leaders coordinated battles rather than a centralized authority orchestrating Crusades. Notable figures included European monarchs and the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, but the concept of Crusades as initially envisioned had largely faded.
Why was Hitler important during the Holocaust?
Because he orchestrated the whole thing.
Why pope urban was so important during crusades?
he was first crusades forchristianity people
What did Eleazar do during and after the Crusades?
I'm afraid, that no matter where I check, I cannot find any reference to anyone named Eleazar during the Crusades.
Is the word orchestrated a verbal?
Orchestrated is a verb.
Were the crusades intended to spread judaism to Europe?
No..the crusades were intended to capture Jerusalem for Christianity and to oust the Moslems from there. The Jews suffered terribly during the crusades.
What was the architecture like during the Crusades?
arabesque
Who were the Christians fighting during the Crusades?
Muslims
Weapons during the crusades?
sharp weapons
