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The Crusades

Blue Team--The Crusades

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Crusades wars between Christians and Muslims for control of Jerusalem
Seljuk Turks attacked Byzantine empire and Jerusalem
Seljuk Turks invaded Jerusalem
Battle of Manzikert Seljuk Turks defeated Byzantine army
Primogeniture eldest son inherited father’s land
landless knights had military training but no land
Chivalry code of conduct for knights
knights fought the enemies of God and Church
Reconquista campaigns to recapture Spain from Muslims
Pope Urban II speech at Clermont France
salvation reward for going on Crusade
Deus Vult "God Wills It"
Goal of the Crusades control the city of Jerusalem
Saladin great Muslim General
Richard Lionheart king who led Third Crusade
Constantinople crusaders attacked this city in the Fourth Crusade
Crusader states European lands in the Middle East
Fourth Crusade church power fell
Children's Crusade church power fell
Effect of Crusades Muslims kept control of Jerusalem
Effect of Crusades decline of the Church
Effect of Crusades rise of Kings
Effect of Crusades rise of trade and exploration
knights followed Code of chivalry
primogeniture law of the Middle Ages
Renaissance Golden Age of Europe
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