The Crusades Dbq

The crusades had a negative impact. The crusades was a series of religious wars between the christians and muslims. It started in 1096- 1099 and was caused from muslims because the muslims wanted to take control of jerusalem or they wanted jerusalem back.This caused many buildings to be destroyed and many of people's lives.

The Crusades were an unpleasant event that happened for many reasons. It was established in 1096 and thankfully ended in 1291. The cause for why the Crusades had a more negative result is because most people died from participating or majorly hurt. This is because Document 6 states “The city was savagely taken with many lives lost” meaning that people had died. So, the continued fighting that took place because of the Crusades had a huge negative impact on the many people that lost their lives. In addition, Document 1 states “In Europe, crusaders sometimes turned their fury against Jews, massacring entire communities.” Which meant that full families including children were slaughtered, killed and destroyed because the crusaders were mad at

The impact of the crusades were more negative because they had bad reasons and because they fought nine times in the 13 centuries and many Christians were fighting against Jews. After the Christians and Jews fought the crusades still attacked each other.It also made lasting war between two religions.

Because of the response the people had to Pope Urban II call to arms a wave of religious enthusiasm swept across Europe. In 1096 Peter the hermit created an army of peasants and soldiers. They traveled to Constantinople, this movement was called the peoples crusade. The outcome of the people’s crusade was tragic because almost all of them died.

The Crusades had a huge impact on future relationships between Christians, Muslims, and Jews. Document 1 states that “[The Crusades] also left a bitter legacy of religious hatred behind them. In the Middle East, both Christians and Muslims committed appalling atrocities in the

Throughout the time period from 800 to 1500 there were several dynamic shifts in power between the Church and the nobility of western Europe. These changes would decide if Europe would be controlled by kings and lords, or ruled by the pope. During periods of prosperity in Europe power rested in the hands of the nobility, while during fragile periods of Western Europe, the church exercised more authority, as a result rule by king was better for Europe. One example of how a European king exercised authority over Europe during a peaceful time of the middle ages was during the reign of Charlemagne.

Document 1 states that the christians did not defeat the holy lands. It also stated that they left a bad gift of religious hatred. Christians and Muslims did terrible crime in the name of religion. This is important because, crusaders in Europe, crusaders sometimes put their anger against the Jews. What the Christians are remembered for is leaving religious hatred on the holy lands after

This citation is significant because the war is making both religions do things that are very bad in the name of religion. Also, in Document 10, the text states, “... repeated the first formula, ‘Allah is great’, and stood up in the act in praying, upon which one of the Franks rushed on me, got hold of me and turned my face eastward saying, ‘This is the way you should pray!’”(Muslim 1). What this Muslim is saying is that a man from a different religion made him do something that his religion doesn’t do. This helps the topic on how the Crusades aftermath led to religious hatred because the man showed no religious tolerance towards the

The Crusades were battles between European Christians and Muslims. Now, the Crusades caused many things, both good and bad. But the question is, were the effects of the Crusades more positive or negative? From what I can tell, most of the results of the Crusades were negative ones. To begin, the Crusades have caused a lot of hate towards these religions.

The Crusades started by Chrand, modern day Jerusalem. The ultimate war, between, the Christians and thee Muslims. Most of the fighting was in the holy land. The effects of the Crusades had both a positive and negative effects on the times that they were in and still on us. There was a lot of positive though.istian Knights wanting to take back what they felt they had the right to, The Holy Land.

At the beginning of the second crusade the Christians and the Muslims lived side by side, but then the Muslims got greedy and said that they needed more power and land. The Muslims took over jerusalem many times, and annoyed people. Many times, such as in the 1st crusade, the Muslims captures the holy land because they got greedy and wanted more land. They took over the holy land many times and they lost it many times because they had to fight. They got greedy so they fought many battles and won so they were undefeatable.

One result of the Crusades was a major shift in the way that the European economy and political attitudes were structured during. Not only did these disagreements lead to a growing involvement between church and state, but opening the door to the Muslim world also led to changed the European economy that would open the door to new wealth. The end result as far as land goes, the Byzantine empire had hoped to gain far more territory than it did but they had to settle for parts of western Anatolia and some Mediterranean islands. The crusader states were formed out of the conquered territories in the 'holy lands', along the entire eastern Mediterranean coast (modern day Israel, Syria etc.) Most future crusades were an attempt to keep these fragile

Reason 1: This topic helps to identify the various accomplishments done by the crusades. Although the expeditions were not successful, it helped europe as a whole, grow as a country. This can be beneficial to students when they are learning about other aspects of Europe, as the crusades had an impact not only on the Holy Land but on the whole of Medieval Europe. Reason 2: Learning about the crusades makes students understand the quote: ‘’He who fails to learn from history is doomed to repeat it’’.

After the Crusades, the Christians and Muslims benefitted and suffered, but no side had such awful outcomes as the Jews, who had zero positives. The Christians held a passionate grudge against the Jewish faith, a grudge lasting over a thousand years. Because of this, the Christians wanted to erase all Jews from history, so they slaughtered them. Jews were murdered violently and without remorse. During the Crusades “[The Christians] chased after [the Jews], killing them and dismembering them as far as the Temple of Solomon. And in that place there was such a slaughter that [the Christians] were up to [their] ankles in [the Jews’] blood” (Document H). The reason behind all of this vengeful killing was simply because the Christians wanted

The 3rd Crusade, also known as the King’s Crusade, began in the year of 1189 and ended in 1192. This crusade is considered as one of the most successful crusades. The aim of the 3rd Crusade was to recapture Jerusalem, commonly regarded as the Holy Land, from the Muslims. Saladin, the ruler of the Muslims, was the sole enemy in this military campaign.