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1 Pages 318-320 (Read until “Other Major Crusades”)
Why did people join the Crusades? What city was the target of the First Crusade? What happened to its citizens? Once in the Holy Land, what did the Crusaders set up? (Hint: page 320)

2 Impact of the Crusades

3 Weakened Roman Catholic Church
Final Score Church: 1 Muslims: 7 (People lost faith in Church’s infallibility)

4 Encouraged trade with Middle East: Wealth, food, sciences, classic works

5 Weakened Byzantine Empire. In 1453 Ottoman Turks capture Constantinople

6 Weakened nobles (lords) but strengthened monarchs (kings)
(Wealth helps create middle class, decline of manor system) (Dead noble x100)

7 Legacy of bitterness between Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
The Holocaust and anti-Semitism: Christian vs. Jew Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Jew vs. Muslim War on Terror: Muslim vs. Christian

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