History of the crusades

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  • The 8 crusades
    Mar 3, 1040

    The 8 crusades

    there were 8 major crusades between the christians and the muslims and they were all the wars were over religion from the years 1096-1207
  • Why people joined crusades
    Mar 3, 1095

    Why people joined crusades

    people joined crusades for many different etc for religious devotion or for land and loot, since many people were poor in those days so lots of people joined the crusades
  • First crusade
    Mar 3, 1096

    First crusade

    There were various reasons for the Crusades. They started as a result of a proclamation by Pope Urban II in 1095, declaring holy war against the Muslims in an effort to free Palestine from their control. In this crusade the christians were victorious and they captures jerusalem (1096-1099)
  • The second crusade
    Mar 3, 1114

    The second crusade

    When the Muslims captured Edessa in 1144, Bernard of Clairvaux. an influential French monk, led the call for a new Crusade. Conrad III of Germany and Louis MI of France led the campaign. This Crusade collapsed after its siege of Damascus failed.
  • third crusade
    Mar 3, 1189

    third crusade

    Muslims capture jerusalem and make truce that christians can visit christians capture acre
  • childrens crusade
    Mar 3, 1200

    childrens crusade

    Two bands of children were organized, one French, the other German. Many thousands died of hardships, and others were sold into slavery. Both bands were destroyed before they reached Constantinople.
  • fourth crusade
    Mar 3, 1202

    fourth crusade

    Christians ransacked Constantinople
    Established Latin Kingdom of Constantinpole (1261)
  • Fifth crusade
    Mar 3, 1218

    Fifth crusade

    Christian crusaders attacked Muslims in Egypt – they failed
  • Sixth crusade
    Mar 3, 1228

    Sixth crusade

    Frederick II of the Holy Roman Empire led this expedition, and by negotiation won control of Jerusalem.
  • Seventh crusade
    Mar 3, 1248

    Seventh crusade

    In 1244 the Muslims recaptured Jerusalem. Louis IX of France (Saint Louis) organized a new expedition that attacked Egypt. The French king was captured and forced to pay a heavy ransom.
  • Eigth crusade and last crusade
    Mar 3, 1270

    Eigth crusade and last crusade

    Muslims captured Antioch (took off Christians)
    Christian crusade failed – French king died of plague
    muslims kept jerusalem