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Why is the Crusades considered a turning point?
The crusades were important because of longlasting effects on Europe. Seen as the first attempt by Christianity to fight Muslim expansion. Also helped make the division of the churches (roman catholic and eastern orthodox) permanent. That is because one of the crusades (FOURTH) attacked constantinople.
What was the byzantine church called after the great schism?
After the Great Schism of 1054, the Byzantine church, which was originally known as the Eastern Orthodox Church, became distinct from the Roman Catholic Church. The Byzantine church continued to be referred to as the Eastern Orthodox Church, while the Roman Catholic Church retained its name. The Great Schism created a permanent divide between the two branches of Christianity, leading to different theological beliefs and practices.
Why did Russia annex Crimea?
to fight for rights for the Orthodox church
The result of the first crusades was?
the crusades were too week to fight
Can women fight in crusades?
Crusades did not allow women to fight because people only thought that women were to work in the manor.
Who did the Crusades fight?
Christians and Muslims
How did they fight crusades?
Baptizing and burning.
What happen to the Christian church when the western roman empires pope had a conflict with the eastern roman empires bishop?
They had a fight and the church broke into two denominations.
Why were knights eager to fight in Crusades?
people wanted to fight in the crusades for many different reasons, such as:EVERYBODY WAS EAGER TO FIGHT IN THE CRUSADES BECAUSE THEY GET GRANTED INTO HEAVEN IF THEY DIE IN THE CRUSADESKnights fought in the crusades because of their love for war also for their lady.Fighting in this war meant honour and pride as well as the reasons above.
The Crusades were religious wars?
The short answer is yes. They were called the Holy Crusades in their time and people were called to battle from the pulpits of churches. People who went to fight were absolved of all former sins and were considered soldiers of the Church and were thought to be fighting for Jesus, God and "to free the Holy Land from Mohammedan tyranny." There were many different Crusades mounted between 1075 - 1292. When people speak of the Crusades they are generally talking about the wars in Palestine and the attempt to drive the Muslim Arabs out of Palestine, which had previously been held by the Eastern Orthodox Byzantine Empire. The justification was to free the "Holy Land" from non-Christian rule and this is why most soldiers got involved. Certainly there was a lot of religious turmoil at the time. The Crusades were also mounted against Jews, pagans, traditionally non-Christian ethnic groups, political enemies of the Vatican and even Orthodox Christians. So, there was some non-religious fighting going on within the Crusades. But, over all the Crusades were based on the idea that the Catholic European Christians were the only people that God wanted in charge of the "Holy Land" and they threw generations of people into a basically unwinnable battle for the glory of God. yes, that lasted over 100 years usually used in the Dark Ages
Why Did The Muslims Fight In The Crusades?
Prior to the crusades, the Holy land had been taken over by Muslims. The crusaders went to the Holy Land to fight the Muslims and kick them out.
Did the crusades fight the Turks?
no! smart one you did
