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Ancient History

This tutorial includes the Ancient Near East, and Ancient Greece and Rome.

Medieval History

This tutorial includes the Charlemagne, and Crusades.

What were the crusades? (1 of 4)

What comes to mind when you think of the crusades? Earnest and alarmingly buff knights (in shining armor, of course) engaged in against-the-odds quests to accomplish godly deeds in an evil world? Red crosses on pure white backgrounds? Orlando Bloom?

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How was crusading justified? (2 of 4)

Crusades were wars—that is firm ground. More specifically, crusading was represented as just warfare, according to the idea of just war established by St. Augustine of Hippo. ...

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The when, where and who (of crusading) (3 of 4)

In some ways, setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy. The First Crusade was preached by Pope Urban II in 1095. Several different expeditions responded to this appeal, but the general dates for the First Crusade are 1096-1099, when the city of Jerusalem was conquered....

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The impact of the crusades (4 of 4)

It is hard to summarize the impact of a movement that spanned centuries and continents, crossed social lines, and affected all levels of culture. However, there are a few central effects that can be highlighted....

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