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The Crusades AD 1095-1290s

Periods of Byzantine Empire

Islamic expansion

Questions: What happened to the Byzantine Empire over time? What or who was the cause of this change? What is imperialism? In this situation, who acted imperialistically?

The First Crusade Background: Causes: Byzantine Emperor asked Pope for help Byzantine empire was besieged by Muslim armies Byzantine empire lost half its land to Muslim armies by 1071 Holy Land closed to Christian pilgrims by Islamic empire Free eastern Christians from Muslim empire Keep Europe Christian Pilgrim: person who goes on a religious journey

CRUSADES Definition: The Two Sides: Who were the European fighters? Crusades: Holy War The Two Sides: Christians from Europe Muslim Turks from Middle East Who were the European fighters? Lords and knights Why did Europeans want to fight? Duty/Faith Wealth Defeat Muslims

The First Crusade Pope Urban II called for 1st Crusade at Council of Clermont in 1095 Impassioned speech demonstrating atrocities committed against Christians in Palestine. Between 1095-1096 Urban II preached this message and had all religious do the same. Volunteers would vow to visit Church of Holy Sepulchre and were given a cross to sew onto clothes. Crusaders were divided into four armies: northern and southern France, Germany and S Italy Pope Urban II preaches at Council of Clermont

The First Crusade Two Groups went to fight the 1st Crusade: People’s Crusade: 1096 Made up of untrained and illiterate mostly peasants with some knights. Lacked military discipline and knowledge and were massacred in Asia Minor by the Turks. Main Crusader Armies: Left Europe in Aug 1096. Gathered in Constantinople in Nov. 30-35,000 crusaders Leaders: Count Raymond of Toulouse, S France; Godfrey of Bouillon and his brother Baldwin, commanded French and Germans from Rhineland; Robert, William the Conqueror's eldest son, Normandy; Bohemond, a son of Robert Guiscard, and his nephew Tancred, Italy and Sicily

The First Crusade Siege of Jerusalem 1099 7 June Crusaders reached Jerusalem, many wept. Only about 12000 crusaders remained. Before attacking the city, they marched barefoot in religious procession around the walls, with Peter the Hermit at their head. Then came the grand assault.

Assault of Jerusalem Initial assault on city failed Final assault began on 13 July. By 15 July Crusaders entered Jerusalem. Godfrey of Bouillon and Tancred were among the first to mount the ramparts. Crusaders massacred about 40,000? Muslims and Jews, Kingdom of Jerusalem was established on 22 July Baldwin of Edessa, first to take title King of Jerusalem Other Crusader states formed.

The First Crusade Capture of Jerusalem

Aftermath Victory in 1st Crusade was short lived. Within 50 years, Muslim armies re-conquered Jerusalem The 1st Crusade would be the only victory for the European Christian armies. Succeeding crusades failed to win any territory

The Crusades Conclusion At Least 8 Crusades Effects of Crusades: Increased dislike among Jews, Christians and Muslims Pope and lords lost power Kings gained Power Trade with Asia and Middle East reborn Interest in exploration