chapter 9 section 3. pope urban believed the crusades would increase his power possibly reunite...
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Review of CrusadesChapter 9 section 3
Reasons for the Crusades
Pope Urban believed the Crusades would increase his power Possibly reunite the Eastern and Western
Churches Christians believed that their sins
would be forgiven if they participated in the Crusades
Reasons continued
Nobles hoped to gain wealth and land by participating in the Crusades
Adventurers saw the Crusades as a chance for travel and excitement
Serfs hoped to escape feudal oppression by fighting in the Crusades
Initial Christian Victory
Only the 1st crusade came close to achieving its goal Capturing the city of Jerusalem
Divided their conquered lands into four small states
Muslim leaders tried to regain these kingdoms Leading to additional Crusades
Muslim Victory
Saladin a Muslim ruler was respected by both Christians and Muslims
Marched toward Jerusalem and took the city back from the Christians
Richard the Lion-Hearted won several victories in the 3rd Crusade by never captured the city
End of the Crusades
4th Crusade was supposed to regain Jerusalem Knights were divided Helped Venetian merchants defeat
Byzantine rivals Knights looted Constantinople 4th Crusade became a battle
between Christians
Impact of the Crusades (negative)
Crusades left behind a legacy of religious hatred between Christians and Muslims
Crusaders turned their hatred on Jews traveling to or from Palestine
Destroyed entire Jewish communities
Impact of the Crusades (positive)
Contact between Western and Eastern Europeans and the Muslim world resulted in cultural diffusion!
European economy began to grow
Europeans gained and expanded their view of the world
Cause and Effect of the CrusadesCAUSES EFFECTS•People wanted to fee the Holy Land from Seljuk control
•Many people wanted to get rich and gain new land
•Some people wanted to see new places
•Trade increased
•People of different religions grew to hate each other
•Popes became more powerful
•Feudal kings became more powerful
•Renting land helped to free serfs
•Europeans became interested in traveling
•People learned about other cultures
Trade Increase
Crusades led to new goods from the east that Europeans wanted… even after the Crusades
The economies of both the East and the West benefited from this commerce
Encouragement of Learning
As Europeans were introduced to Byzantine and Muslim culture, their interest in learning increased
Saw how they had preserved Greco-Roman learning They saw the advances the Byzantine
and Muslims made in mathematics, science, literature, art, and geographical knowledge
Changes in the Feudal System
Crusades increased the power of monarchs Gained the right to increase tax to
support fighting Institution of feudalism weakened
Instead of grain or labor Lords needed money
Asked for payment of rent in money Economy based on money (not land)
took hold