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Effects of The Crusades

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Effects of The Crusades

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Effect 1Christians lose control of the Holy Land.

Why was the Holy Land important?

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EFFECT 2Trade Increases between Europe and Middle East

People from both sides like the unique goods and products that become available and continue to trade even after The Crusades. Christians and Muslims learn to cooperate.What role does trade play in societies?

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Effect 3New Ideas and Inventions are spread from Middle East to Europe

Europe suffered a loss of knowledge, culture, and education for centuries after the Fall of the Roman Empire.

Contact with Muslim culture re-introduced ideas about science, math, learning and culture to Europe.

This is an example of CULTURAL DIFFUSION.

Muslim civilization, prior to the Crusades, was experiencing a Golden Age. What is a Golden Age?

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Effect 4The Pope and the Catholic Church lose prestige and credibility.

The Pope is considered by Catholics to be the head of the Catholic Church and God’s direct representative on Earth.

The Popes ordered and supported each of the Crusades over 200 years and they were all unsuccessful.

People begin to doubt in the Pope actually “speaks” for God.

How do you think would take over the power and status that the Popes lose?

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Effect 5Feudalism is weakened.

As Europeans experience different cultures and ways of life while on Crusade, they return to Europe and question WHY the do not have more freedoms.

What is feudalism?


The Impact of Holy Land Crusades on State Formation: War … · 2018-01-18 · Crusader expeditions shared some characteristics with preexisting forms of Holy Land pilgrimage. Yet

The Impact of Holy Land Crusades on State Formation: War … · 2018-01-18 · Crusader expeditions shared some characteristics with preexisting forms of Holy Land pilgrimage. Yet

THE CRUSADES – FIGHT FOR THE HOLY LAND

THE CRUSADES – FIGHT FOR THE HOLY LAND

THE CRUSADES A Quest for the Holy Land Aim: Do Now: Would you ever go to war?

THE CRUSADES A Quest for the Holy Land Aim: Do Now: Would you ever go to war?

The Crusades 1095-12911095-1291. What were the Crusades? religious battles over the fight for the “Holy Land” Fought mainly between Catholics, Christians.

The Crusades 1095-12911095-1291. What were the Crusades? religious battles over the fight for the “Holy Land” Fought mainly between Catholics, Christians.

Outcome: The Crusades - APEX MIDDLE SCHOOLThe Crusades a. What is a crusade? i. A holy war involving the journey of thousands of Europeans to reclaim the holy land of Jerusalem in

Outcome: The Crusades - APEX MIDDLE SCHOOLThe Crusades a. What is a crusade? i. A holy war involving the journey of thousands of Europeans to reclaim the holy land of Jerusalem in

The Crusades and the Black Death The Crusades The Crusades were an attempt by the European Church to “reclaim the Holy Land” Jerusalem had been conquered.

The Crusades and the Black Death The Crusades The Crusades were an attempt by the European Church to “reclaim the Holy Land” Jerusalem had been conquered.

Crusades The Holy Lands. The Christian World c. 550.

Crusades The Holy Lands. The Christian World c. 550.

The Crusades. I. Background A.The Seljuk Turks (Muslims) took control of the Holy Land (Jerusalem).

The Crusades. I. Background A.The Seljuk Turks (Muslims) took control of the Holy Land (Jerusalem).

The Crusades: A Quest for the Holy Land

The Crusades: A Quest for the Holy Land

Church History - Thirdmill · Web viewThe main goal of the crusades was to take back the Holy Land. The Holy Land was sacred to three different faiths at this time in history. Of

Church History - Thirdmill · Web viewThe main goal of the crusades was to take back the Holy Land. The Holy Land was sacred to three different faiths at this time in history. Of

World Cultures Mid Term Review. The Middle East What were the Christian holy wars (aimed at recapturing the Holy Land) called? Crusades.

World Cultures Mid Term Review. The Middle East What were the Christian holy wars (aimed at recapturing the Holy Land) called? Crusades.

The Crusades 1095-1204 CE The Crusades: “Rid the Holy Land of the “Infidel” Late 1000’s, holy land captured by Seljuk Turks (Muslim rulers of Asia Minor.

The Crusades 1095-1204 CE The Crusades: “Rid the Holy Land of the “Infidel” Late 1000’s, holy land captured by Seljuk Turks (Muslim rulers of Asia Minor.

Formation of Western Europe Chapter 14. I. Crusades Palestine – Holy land where Jesus lived and taught European Christians made regular pilgrimages.

Formation of Western Europe Chapter 14. I. Crusades Palestine – Holy land where Jesus lived and taught European Christians made regular pilgrimages.

The Crusades 1071-1291. The Crusades were carried out by Christian political and religious leaders to take control of the Holy Land from the Muslims.

The Crusades 1071-1291. The Crusades were carried out by Christian political and religious leaders to take control of the Holy Land from the Muslims.

AHSGE QUESTIONS Series of wars fought in the Middle Ages by Christians to conquer the Holy Land from Muslims. Crusades.

AHSGE QUESTIONS Series of wars fought in the Middle Ages by Christians to conquer the Holy Land from Muslims. Crusades.

The Crusades. The Big Idea The pope called on Christian Crusaders to invade the Holy Land. Despite some initial success, the later Crusades failed. The.

The Crusades. The Big Idea The pope called on Christian Crusaders to invade the Holy Land. Despite some initial success, the later Crusades failed. The.

Church Reform and the Crusades Between 1095 and 1291, the Catholic Church launched the Crusades against the Muslims for supremacy in the Holy Land.

Church Reform and the Crusades Between 1095 and 1291, the Catholic Church launched the Crusades against the Muslims for supremacy in the Holy Land.

The Crusades The Wars for the Holy Land. The War for Israel The beginning The Crusades began as Catholic Europe learned that the Muslims had conquered.

The Crusades The Wars for the Holy Land. The War for Israel The beginning The Crusades began as Catholic Europe learned that the Muslims had conquered.

Crusades Five crusades Retake Holy Land Spread Christianity First of the five crusades very successful Latter four not so successful.

Crusades Five crusades Retake Holy Land Spread Christianity First of the five crusades very successful Latter four not so successful.

1. Middle Ages11. feudalism 2. Dark Ages12. Holy Land 3. barbarians13. Crusades 4. Charlemagne14. vassal 5. Vikings15. fief 6. Magyars16. chivalry 7. Moors17.

1. Middle Ages11. feudalism 2. Dark Ages12. Holy Land 3. barbarians13. Crusades 4. Charlemagne14. vassal 5. Vikings15. fief 6. Magyars16. chivalry 7. Moors17.