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This is the time that the crusades took place. starting with the muslim militant group denying the christians access to their major city. infuriated by this, pope urban declared the crusades
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The first crusades point was to retake jerusalem along with the rest of the Crusades, while ultimately unsucssessful, it started the idea of a crusade
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The second crusade was planned to go earlier but then one of the main people supporting the crusades died and the church had to make up for this loss. It didn't have much of an effect on the current medieval standing.
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also known as the kings crusade, all of the christian nations worked together to try and take Jerusalem, although they failed, it may have worked to make the countries closer.
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two campaigns were launched, both sucssessful in their achievements, one unseated a king and placed their own, Alexios IV, while the other one sacked Byzantine and destroyed large portions of the city
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also known as the Albigensian crusade, it was a 20-year military campaign to eliminate a rival belief, catharism. while this campaign was successful, it wasn't related to the Jerusalem crusades, therefore making no progress
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also known as the baltic crusades, were when the christian leaders from Poland, Denmark and Sweden. these raids were called crusades and forced people to become a christian
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the christians made one last ditch attempt to take over Jerusalem and they were incredibly outclassed and bitterly defeated
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i could not find any info for these ones
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after the final crusade, the bitterly disappointed Christians accepted the fact that Jerusalem would have to stay Muslim territory.
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after all of the crusades, the christians had to bitterly accept that Jerusalem was going to stay a muslim area and there was nothing they could do to change that fact