The Crusades 1095-1204 CE The Crusades: “Rid the Holy Land of the “Infidel” Late 1000’s,...

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The Crusades 1095-1204 CE

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The Crusades1095-1204 CE

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The Crusades:“Rid the Holy Land of the

“Infidel”

• Late 1000’s, holy land captured by Seljuk Turks (Muslim rulers of Asia Minor and Palestine)– Made travel unsafe, chaos

• 1095-Byzantine Emperor requested aid from pope – Constantinople was threatened and Christian pilgrims were persecuted

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A. The First Crusade 1. 1095- Pope Urban II called for volunteer army to take Jerusalem from Turks

2. Knights and peasants promised salvation if they died a martyr’s death

3. 1099-Jerusalem taken and a Crusader state established in Palestine and Syria

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13 different attempts 1096- 1291

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B. Second Crusade 1147-1149Failure

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C. The Kings Crusade (3rd):1189-1192

1. Richard I (Lionheart) only king to reach holy land. England in chaos during his absence.

2. Saladin led Muslims in capturing and defending Jerusalem; Saladin didn’t surrender the city, but allowed Christian pilgrims safe passage.

300,000 Dead!!

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Other Crusades

– Other crusades launched with limited success

– 1212-“Children’s Crusade” –most died or were enslaved

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Results of Crusades

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1.Military Results:

Europeans learned to use:

the crossbow

carrier pigeons

siege technique

catapults

gunpowder

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2. Political Results: -strengthened the central power of the

kings-weakened the power of the nobles

WEAKENED

FEUDALISM

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3. Economic results• Strengthened trade• Encouraged the growth of cities • Italian cities led the way, especially Venice

and Genoa• Increased technological knowledge from

contacts with the Muslim World– Better ships– Better weapons– Magnetic compass

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4. Broadened learning and the worldoutlook of Europe

• Knowledge of Muslim medicine

• Knowledge of Muslim science and technologies

• Reintroduced to Classical learning

• Desire for products of trade increased need to know the world

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5. Results continued

• Decrease in Pope’s prestige

• Seljuk Turks (later the Ottoman Turks) provided barrier between Europe and the invading Mongols

• Increase in religious intolerance among Christians, Jews, Muslims

• Legacy of bitterness and hatred