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How did the crusaders take Jerusalem in the first crusade?
The Crusaders captured Jerusalem in July 1099 after a lengthy siege. They combined military might with strategic planning, surrounding the city and cutting off supplies. After several weeks, they launched a final assault, breaching the city walls. The fall of Jerusalem was marked by brutal fighting, and upon entering the city, the Crusaders engaged in widespread violence against its inhabitants.
Where did the Crusaders fight?
The Crusaders Fought in the holyland (The middle east) for possesion of Jerusalum, the city in which Jesus Christ died and was reborn. Well! That is a religious not an historical answer. The Crusades took on a wide variety of targets. The early and primary one was to allow clear passage of pilgrims to Palestine, directed against various peoples en route, and eventually the Saracens when they got there. After this was eventually achieved, a kingdom was set up and subsequently defended for a period. Other crusades included the English stopping off in Portugal to assist the Portuguese king; the capture and sacking of Christian Byzantium after a dispute between the Roman and Eastern Orthodox churches; and against the non-conformist Christian Cathars in France.
The Fourth Crusade was launched by who?
The fourth crusade was launched by the pope. It proved to be really disastrous. The crusaders stole valuable pieces of art, burned libraries so they can pay off their debt to Venice bankers.
What is the history of Persia?
Persia began as a client state of the Medes. It took over Media and used the combined strength to take over the Babylonian Empire and Assyria, then extending to the remainder of the Middle East, Egypyt and Libya, Thrace and Macedonia, and Central Asia. In taking over Asia Minor it brought under its control a large number of Greek city-states. These were restive, and when they revolted in 499 BCE, their mother cities Eretria and Athens in mainland Greece supported them militarily. When the revolt had been quashed, Persia decided to instal tyrants in those two cities, tut its enforcement expedition was defeated at Marathon. The Persians then decided that the only way to avoid ongoing disruption in their empire was to bring all the Greek city-states under control of a Persian governor. Some cities agreed, and an invasion force was launched to coerce the rest. This failed in 480-470 BCE, and follow-up war continued until the Persians agreed to stay away from the Greek cities in 449 BCE, and Persia went back to promoting peace and prosperity within its basic empire. This left the Greeks to go back to fighting increasingly devastating wars amongst each other, and in the 390s the Persian king demanded that this cease or he would impose peace by force on the no weakened cities. This stand-off continued until Alexander the Great launched a campaign which took over the Persian Empire which came under Macedonian control and was split into several separate Macedonian kingdoms after Alexander's death.
Is Charles Martel and Charlemagne the same person?
NOOO!!!Charles Martel is the grandfather of Charlemagne."Martel" means Hammer because Charles Martel stopped Muslims from expanding in the Battle of Tours. He never became emperor.His grandson, Charlemagne centralized the Germanic peoples by traveling a lot to ensure his control and also setting up a system with counts (local rulers) and missi dominici to check on the counts.He was crowned emperor by Pope Leo 2 after fighting off the Lombards (barbarians). He helped spread Christianity by becoming one. (ex: Saxons forced to convert to Christianity since Charlemagne defeated them)
How did the crusaders take Jerusalem in the first crusade?
The Crusaders captured Jerusalem in July 1099 after a lengthy siege. They combined military might with strategic planning, surrounding the city and cutting off supplies. After several weeks, they launched a final assault, breaching the city walls. The fall of Jerusalem was marked by brutal fighting, and upon entering the city, the Crusaders engaged in widespread violence against its inhabitants.
What was Usamah ibn-Munqidh's opinion about the Crusaders?
"He loved the crusaders, and because of his homosexuality, which was not appreciated at that time, the crusaders ripped off each of his limbs" Taken from Social Studies 7th, Chapter 11
Who are the mercenaries in Assassin's Creed?
Mercenaries are one of several groups you can hire to assist you in fighting off or distracting the city guard.
What disease was the girl fighting in Balto?
She was fighting off diptheria.
What city did the control of this island worried the US since the island was 90 miles off the coast of Florida?
cuba
What is the benefit of turning off traction control?
Turning off traction control turns off the traction control. This is useful if you don't want the traction control.
Is cat saliva antibacterial and can it help in fighting off infections?
Yes, cat saliva contains antibacterial properties that can help in fighting off infections.
Does chuck do anything else instead of fighting?
Jack off Jack off Jack off
In Pokemon emerald after raquza flew off from skypillar where you have to go?
Go to Sootopolis City to watch Groudon and Kyogre still fighting then Rayquaza will appear in a cutscene and stop them from fighting. Once you beat the Pokemon league go back to Sky Pillar to capture Rayquaza.
Is the traction control on or off when the traction control light is on?
on. if you cut traction control off the vehicle runs fine
How many syllables in fighting off the trees?
11
How did the Battle of Stalingrad differ from a Pacific Battle?
The battles in the Pacific was for control of islands---some small and some large. This usually involved amphibious landings at one or two places on the island and then slowly advancing across the island. Sometimes, they would launch attacks to capture an air field or a prominent geographical feature. Most of the fighting was in jungles and caves. Stalingrad was a basic siege of a city. At first, the German army advanced up to edge of the city. Then the fighting became street to street and house to house. Eventually, the Russians were able to surround the city and trap the whole German VI Army and cut it off from reinforcements and supplies.
