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The main factors that contributed to the deaths of the Crusaders included disease, particularly malaria and dysentery, which ravaged their ranks during long campaigns. Additionally, harsh environmental conditions, such as extreme heat and lack of supplies, further weakened them. Military defeats against well-organized Muslim forces, along with internal conflicts and lack of unity among the Crusader leaders, also played significant roles in their decline and eventual failure.
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What things did the crusaders face on their way?
It was not so much what they faced but more what the people on the road that the crusaders used face when the crusaders passed them. The crusaders has also been known to plunder on their way to the holy land. But the crusaders had to deal with Muslims that intended to stop or kill the crusaders on their way to the holy land and not to mention that it was a 6 month journey. They also had to cross the Alps and Many deserts. So the elements I would say was their greatest challenge.
What triggered the crusaders?
The crusaders who were the Peasant crusaders in 1096 and the Noble crusaders in 1097 wanted to re- capture the Holy Land which was important to them, as they were Christians. The Peasant crusaders failed, so the Nobles had to step up and take back the Holy Land.
The city the crusaders the crusaders wanted to liberate from the Muslims was?
the holy land
What city did the Crusaders want to control?
The Crusaders wanted to control the city of Jerusalem.
Who went on a Crusade?
The Crusaders, who could be children OR women, could be Crusaders... or whoever wanted to serve their religion. in the middle ages pilgrims or explorers were the Crusaders of the Holy Land
How did the crusaders who were not killed by the saracens?
The question is not clear enough.
What main religion were christian crusaders fighting?
The crusaders were Catholic, mainly fighting Muslims.
What were the main effects of the Crusaders on life in Europe?
The main effect wa that the crusders were in trouble
Where did Saladin wipe out the main army of crusaders in 1187?
constantinople
Did the Crusaders attack India?
No. The main target of the Crusades was Palestine, although some Crusaders attacked parts of Europe and Asia Minor.
What things did the crusaders face on their way?
It was not so much what they faced but more what the people on the road that the crusaders used face when the crusaders passed them. The crusaders has also been known to plunder on their way to the holy land. But the crusaders had to deal with Muslims that intended to stop or kill the crusaders on their way to the holy land and not to mention that it was a 6 month journey. They also had to cross the Alps and Many deserts. So the elements I would say was their greatest challenge.
Generalization about the effect of the crusades on Europe?
you can put fughting,reliligon, muslims pope urban
What is the difference between a pilgrimage and a crusade?
a crusade was a battle between the Crusaders or believers in god and some other people. This battle was started by the crusaders who killed anyone who didn't believe in god. a pilgrimage on the other hand, is a trip to a temple.
What happened between Christians and Jews in the late 1000's?
The First Crusade was in 1096. In it, thousands of Jews were killed by the Christian crusaders.
One reason crusaders fought was to?
The Crusaders fought in order to retake the land of Palestine and specifically Jerusalem, for their ideals. In so doing, they killed large numbers of Muslims, and tens of thousands of non-combatant Jews.
What were the main effects of crusaders life on Europe?
Just before the crusaders there was an exponential population growth. Many reasons can be given, main ones being 'Driving away the Islam', 'Crusading would counter this growth and would cause the population to lower again', 'The ownership of Jerusalem',...
Who was the Crusader's foe?
The Crusaders' main foes were the Muslim forces in the Holy Land, particularly the Seljuk Turks and later the Mamluks. These Muslim armies were defending their territories against the European Crusader incursions.
