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Middle Ages 5: The Crusades -- Why Did They Happen?

May 3, 2017

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The Pope Declares an Armed Pilgrimage

03:25

A Mission to Jerusalem, a High Risk, High Reward Idea

02:25

The Sacrament of Reconciliation

03:54

Introduction

4min

The Middle East and the Middle East Crusades

4min

A History of the Ottoman Empire

4min

The Pope's Call for a Concerted Crusade

4min

The Reformation of the Church in Western Europe

3min

Peace and Truce of God

3min

The Warrior Class - The Great Warfare in the Church

1min

A Mission to Jerusalem, a High Risk, High Reward Idea

2min

The Sacrament of Reconciliation

4min

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Going on a Pilgrimage

2min

11.

A Brief History of Christian Pilgrimage

4min

12.

Why the Pope Called for a Crusade of Jerusalem?

4min

13.

Is There a Second Coming?

2min

14.

The Crusades Conquered a Large Area of Middle Eastern Peoples, Mostly Christian

4min

15.

The Medic Pilgrimage - The Heroic Knight Errant

3min

16.

The Pope Declares an Armed Pilgrimage

3min

17.

The Crusade Message of the Pope

3min

18.

The Crusade, the Pilgrimage

3min

19.

A, in These Areas You Have a More Kind of Decentralized, a Chaotic.

59sec

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The Crusade Movement in Europe - Peter the Hermit

3min

21.

The Attacks on Jews

2min

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What Happened in the Crusades?

5min

We examine the forces that led the Pope to put forward the far-fetched scheme of mobilizing Christian knights to reclaim Jerusalem in 1095, and briefly consider what lesson the launching of the first Crusade holds for our own world almost 1,000 years later. Become a patron of Historiansplaining in order to hear the lecture on the First Crusade and how it miraculously succeeded in capturing Jerusalem -- https://www.patreon.com/posts/11130531

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