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Ostensibly, the Crusaders invaded the Middle East to recapture the Holy Land.
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Crusaders affect on the Middle East?
The crusaders were a total failure in the Middle East, they were trying to spread Chrisitanity but Islam prevailed.
Where were the crusaders from?
The Crusaders were from all part of Europe but the Crusades themselves were in the holy land, Jerusalem, in the Middle East.
What area did the crusaders hope to control?
The "Holy Land", basically reclaim all of Israel, Jordan, Thrace, and the majority of the Middle East in the name of the Christian religion of the Byzantines and the Papacy
Who were the crusaders foes?
they were sent to the middle east to claim back the holy romain empire
Who were the lords and knights who fought to regain the middle east for Christianity?
Such people were called crusaders.
What did the Crusaders establish in the Middle East and how did that affect Europe?
they established a trade route to your momas house
The crusaders came to the middle east in the 12 and 13 century to fight the followers of what faith?
islam
The crusades were fought between which two religious groups?
The Crusades were fought between Christian crusaders from European countries and various groups in the Middle East, primarily Muslim armies defending their territories.
What European countries fought against the Crusades?
Europe WAS the Crusaders and they fought in the Middle East to take Jerusalem.
When was East Cumbria Crusaders created?
East Cumbria Crusaders was created in 2003.
Did Japan invade Africa and the middle east in world war 2?
No. The North African campaign was started by the Germans; the Middle East was largely untouched by the conflict.
Who is the religious group from the middle east that the crusaders were fighting?
The christian crusaders where fighting against the Muslim's . All three of the world larges religions fought over the same lands, there still having issues over today . This land based mostly in Israel and Palestine is the birth place for all three religions.
