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Page 1: The Crusades · 2013/1/8  · The Crusades were a series of religiously-sanctioned military campaigns waged by Christian Europe (particularly the French and the Holy Roman Empire).

The Crusades

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The Crusades were a series of religiously-sanctioned military campaigns waged by Christian Europe (particularly the

French and the Holy Roman Empire).

Fought to restore Christian control of the Holy Land were fought over a period of 200 years (1095 and 1291).

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Jerusalem

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Jerusalem shown on modern world map

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ChristiansIt was the place Jesus

had lived,

been crucified, buried

and rose to heaven

from.

Pilgrimages were very

important at this time

and Jerusalem was the

holiest place to visit.

Muslims

Their leader, Prophet

Muhammad ascended

to heaven from

Jerusalem.

Muslim Arabs had

control of the city from

600CE

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Why was there a Crusade?

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Peace

The Arabs had always allowed the Christian

pilgrims access to the Holy City.

Jews and Christians were welcome to live in

this country called Palestine if they paid their

taxes like everyone else.

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Everything changes in

1071

The Turks took control of Jerusalem and the

Holy Land of Palestine

They were Muslims and declared that no-

one of any other religion could enter

Christian pilgrims returned home with stories

of their fights with the Turks

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The Turks

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Pope Urban II

In 1096 he encouraged

Christians to fight Muslims

and gain back Jerusalem.

He told them they would go

to Heaven if they died in

battle.

They would be allowed to

keep any land they gained

in battle.

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Many of the crusaders were Franks (French) (Pope Urban II was French), and while there were some

knights, most of the crusaders were

peasants.

“All men going there who die, whether on the journey or while fighting the pagans [non-Christians], will

immediately be forgiven their sins”

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Death in Middle Ages

People lived their lives scared of death

Disease was all around them

Medicine was not very good

So a guaranteed place in Heaven was something

everyone wanted

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How did you go on a

Crusade?Knights would prepare

by fighting in

tournaments

When ready they would

kneel and make a

promise to God that

they would try and

capture Jerusalem and

visit the place where

Jesus was buried

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Jews and Muslims alike were slaughtered following the fall. Jerusalem was held by the crusaders for about

200 years.

In 1099, Jerusalem fell to a siege and was taken over by the crusaders who were slowed

down only by greed (plundering).

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The Crusades: Why did they happen?

Why did the first crusade happen?

Who went on the crusades? Why did they go?

When did the crusades start?

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Christians and Muslims

BibleJesus ChristGodAmenChurchChristian

MuslimAllahMohammedMosqueKoranAllah-uh-akhbar

Draw a line connecting the Christian “thing” to it’s Muslim equal.

Who was the prophet Mohammed?

Who was the priest Jesus Christ?


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