The phrase "Crusade" means "Marked by the cross" coming from the French word "croisade". This is in reference to the oaths taken by the crusaders before embarking on their 'pilgrimage' eastward. As I understand it the French word does have a Latin equivalent but I don't recall it, I apologise.
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Pope Urban II called for the Crusades after Emperor Alexius asked for help.
They weren't actually called knights... they were called Crusaders, but anyways, they simply went to Crusades to help serve their country and religious beliefs.
Muslims, or Moors
The crusades began in Europe. Pope Urban the 2nd called it, because the Muslims had banned the Christians for entering or visiting Jerusalem the holy land. The Crusades were a series of wars, but the first 4 were called my the church. The rest of them weren't.
The crusades took place in palestine wich the Muslims, Chrictians, Jews called the holy place.
It Is Called The Crusades They're were a total of 9 crusades
Pope Urban II called for the Crusades after Emperor Alexius asked for help.
the third crusades was called the king's crusades, because they had favor in the king's eyes.
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He called for the Crusades from Clermont, France.
It was called the crusades.
Yes there is. There is a series of videos on the Crusades called "Crusades". The narator is a bit funny, and there is a lot of info in it
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They weren't actually called knights... they were called Crusaders, but anyways, they simply went to Crusades to help serve their country and religious beliefs.
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