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The Crusades: Brief Account

The Crusades: Brief Account. From Internet: https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?p=crusades+in+powerpoint&ei=UTF-8&hspart=mozilla&hsimp=yhs-001 Slideshow by A.S. Hashim MD. Decline of Byzantium. In 1071, Muslim Saljuqs won an important victory at Manzikert

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Timeline of the Crusades

Timeline of the Crusades. 1095 to 1291. 1291. 1192. Timeline. 1187. 1187-1192. 1144. 1147-1149. 1098. 1099. 1096. 1097. 1095. Pope Urban II. Urban preaches at the council of Clermont. Pope Urban II. The Council at Clermont. Timeline. The First Crusade.

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The Crusades Theme: Mixed reasons for and mixed results of warfare

The Crusades Theme: Mixed reasons for and mixed results of warfare. Lesson 22. ID & SIG. Constantinople, Crusades, Italian city-states, Jerusalem, reasons for the Crusades, Reconquista , results of the Crusades, Pope Urban, Richard the Lion Heart, Saladin.

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The Crusades 1095-1204

The Crusades 1095-1204. Decline of Byzantine Empire. In 1071, Muslim Seljuks won an important victory at Manzikert. Byzantine factions then turned on each other in civil war, allowing the Seljuks almost free rein in Anatolia

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Crusades

Crusades. During the Middle Ages the Catholic Church had risen in power. After the fall of Rome, the Eastern portion of the Empire became known as the Byzantine Empire. Background. What changed in the relationship between Muslims and Christians which prompted the call for the First Crusade?

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Poetry Unit

Poetry Unit. Haiku. Line 1: 5 syllables. -uses just a few words to capture a moment -creates a picture in the reader's mind -often inspired by an element of nature. Line 2: 7 syllables. Line 3: 5 syllables. Haiku. 17 syllables in 3 lines. Line 1: 5 syllables.

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Preview Starting Points Map: Europe,1095 Main Idea / Reading Focus Launching the Crusades

Preview Starting Points Map: Europe,1095 Main Idea / Reading Focus Launching the Crusades Fighting the Crusades Map: The Crusades Effects of the Crusades Quick Facts: Causes and Effects of the Crusades. The Crusades. Click the icon to play Listen to History audio.

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THE CRUSADES 1095 A.D.

THE CRUSADES 1095 A.D. Seljuk Turks invade Byzantine Empire Alexius I asks Pope Urban II for help Meet at the Council of Clermont Urban II encourages a movement to recover Palestine, the Holy Land, from Muslim control People who responded to this calling were called Crusaders What happened?

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F i r s t C r u s a d e : B a t t l e o f D o r y l a e u m

B l a k e H i l l. F i r s t C r u s a d e : B a t t l e o f D o r y l a e u m. F i r s t C r u s a d e : S i e g e o f J e r u s a l e m. B r a n d o n A l e x a n d e r. F i r s t C r u s a d e : B a t t l e o f A s c a l o n. S e t h M o s s. Battle of Dorylaeum.

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History and Religions of the Middle East

History and Religions of the Middle East. Early Civilizations, Centuries of Turmoil, and Islam, Judaism, Christianity. Agenda. Check Hwk Finish Map Identifications (15 Min) Homework: Read pages 575-579, answer 4, 5, and 7. Web Quests Centuries of Turmoil

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The 4th Crusade

The 4th Crusade. By: Charles Artino Mike Czechowski. Military Tactics. The combination of infantry and calvary was used There was an emphasis on the use of heavily armored knight (elite arm) An elite arm would fight on horseback and continuously ran through enemy lines until it broke

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THE CRUSADES 1095 A.D.

THE CRUSADES 1095 A.D. Seljuk Turks invade Byzantine Empire Alexius I asks Pope Urban II for help Meet at the Council of Clermont Urban II encourages a movement to recover Palestine, the Holy Land, from Muslim control People who responded to this calling were called Crusaders What happened?

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You Be the Judge

You Be the Judge. The Task (Algebra Companion Number Sense).

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What was the Byzantine Empire?

What was the Byzantine Empire?. The eastern half of the Roman Empire, based in Constantinople, founded by Emperor Constantine in 300 C.E. Moved the capital East to resist the threat of invasions by Germanic tribes Officially divided from the Western portion in 395

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Crusade Battle Sites

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European Crusaders vs. The Muslim World

European Crusaders vs. The Muslim World. Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. Moors Invade Europe, 711. Battles of Tours & Poitier, 732. Spanish Reconquista : 711-1492. Pope Urban II Calls the 1 st Crusade: 1095. Eastern Mediterranean in 11c-12c. Crusaders Chess Set.

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The Crusades

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Muslims and the Crusades By Gino G. John W. Erik W.

Muslims and the Crusades By Gino G. John W. Erik W. Who did the crusades benefit? Christians more than many Muslims Although Muslims were successful in driving Christians from Middle East, they lost their lands in Iberia. Contact between two cultures benefited Muslims more.

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