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World History 9/30 Clear out your FOLDER of graded work and staple your work in your NOTEBOOK

World History 9/30 Word Map Crusade

The Crusades

Pope Urban II calling for the First Crusade

The Capture of Jerusalem marked the success of the First Crusade

Pope Gregory VIII called for a Third Crusade

Map of Third (King’s) Crusade

Frederick I Barbarossa, King of Germany

Richard (“The Lion Heart”)

Philip, King of France

Saladin

Pope Innocent III called for the Fourth Crusade

Fourth Crusade, The Sack of Constantinople

The Children’s Crusade

Exit Slip How did the Crusades impact the relationship between Christians, Muslims, and Jews?

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