Crusader

Have you heard of the crusaders, and what they did for the holy land? Did the crusaders have a positive or negative effect on the world? Well, they mostly left a negative effect. It was negative because of their legacy, it was ruined by the way they tried to take the holy land. They had hatred for the Muslims, and because of the hatred they killed millions of people. Their hatred for Muslims cause a lot of suffering in the holy land and even outside of the holy land. Document 5 states that The

Uganda who stands in the scorching sun from morning to sunset not only to fulfill his obligation but also to ensure that the people on the road have got to move or vehicles to move and the rate of accident reduced. In the reading of People’s Lawyers, Crusaders for Justice in American History by Diana Klebanow and Franklin L. Jonas (p.261) we see the passion that this lawyer had for Public service and his work where he took two weeks off from his law practice to assist Houston with the brief. His passion

Ida B. Wells, Anti-Lynching Crusader ‘Who is Ida B. Wells?’ Some people could say she was a daughter, a sister, a wife, and a mother. Some could even say she was simply just another human being. However, this does not answer the question of why students continue to learn about her to this day. Perhaps, the more appropriate question to propose is: ‘Who was Ida B. Wells and why is she so significant in American history?’ First, to understand who Ida B. Wells was and why she is so important, one

fought over the Holy Land for many years. The Crusaders were one of the people fighting for the Holy Land. The Crusaders were people from Europe who thought that if they fought for the Holy Land in the Crusades, they would receive salvation. Most of the reasons why the Crusades fought for the Holy Land were religious reasons. Some reasons are similar to the reasons why people are fighting for the Holy Land today. One of the reasons why the Crusaders wanted to gain control over the Holy Land was

just outside Ponyville. The three had their eyes cast upon the clear water of the gentle creek. The three Cutie Mark Crusaders had arrived at an impasse. They were no closer to earning their cutie marks and worst of all they had no new ideas on what they could even try. Scootaloo let out a long exasperated sigh. “Huuuuuuuh! Well anyone have an idea?” She asked her fellow crusaders. Apple Bloom perked up for a minute and raised her right hoof in the air. A hopeful and excited look flared up on her

there was a series of seven wars that lasted seven centuries known as the Crusades. Each Crusader Army had one major goal: to recapture Jerusalem from the Seljuk Turks, the land where Jesus had been crucified. Historical narratives often depict the first Crusaders as warriors and religious heroes because they succeeded in temporarily recapturing the Holy Land. While the Second Crusade depicted the crusaders as a mass failure when they lost the land they were protecting, the third crusade portrayed

Constantinople, where the Crusaders are coming from. After months of fighting, the Seljuk Turks surrendered against the Crusaders, giving Nicea back to the Catholic Church. After several weeks of war and conflict, Christian knights began to massacre Jerusalem’s Jewish and Muslim population. Christian knights were getting payback for the persecution of the Christians from the Islamic law. Crusaders split the city of Jerusalem into four small states, which were called the “crusader states”. By 1187,

Crusade The Crusaders were created by Pope Innocent III in 1889. The Crusaders fought against Christian blood, just to have more money. The Crusaders were not even in it for religious purposes. The Crusaders failed to support enough troops, and made a decision to either stick with the Christians, their own religion, or to ditch their religion and all of its beliefs. In the end, Alexius III, the person who was going to give the Crusaders the money, did not have any and the Crusaders ended up not

the Byzantine Empire. The Fourth Crusade began when the Crusaders went to Venice to ask for ships to sail to Egypt but was unable to afford it. In exchange for ships, the Crusaders agreed to regain the city of Zara under Hungarian rule. The Crusaders were able to claim back Zara for the Venetians but were excommunicated since they attacked a Christian city. Right before they were going to Egypt, Alexius Comnenus asked for help from the Crusaders to help him restore his power in the Byzantine Empire

Constantinople, where the Crusaders are coming from. After months of fighting, the Seljuk Turks surrendered against the Crusaders, giving Nicea back to the Catholic Church. After several weeks of war and conflict, Christian knights began to massacre Jerusalem’s Jewish and Muslim population. Christian knights were getting payback for the persecution of the Christians from the Islamic law. Crusaders split the city of Jerusalem into four small states, which were called the “crusader states”. By 1187,