Title: The Crusades: Conflicts and Compromises
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Impact of Crusades
Negative Consequences
Crusades: Compromises
3rd Crusade (1187-1192)
Crusades: Conflicts
1st Crusade (1096 -1099)
Overview
There were a total of 8 Crusades:

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Overview
The Crusades were a series of wars fought between the Christians and the Muslims from 1905 to 1291, pertaining to the recapture of Holy Land. Holy Land, now more widely known as Jerusalem was a significant region of land to both the Christians and the Muslim—also the Jews. For the Christians, the land was important because it was the place where Jesus was born and died. For the Muslims, the land was important because many significant events relating to their Prophet Muhammad (SA) occurred there. For the Jews, the land was important because there ancestors had been guided their by Abraham (A)
There were a total of 8 Crusades: The first Crusade resulted most successfully for the Christians
The second Crusade accomplished nothing for the Christians. The third Crusade ended in a peace treaty between two major leaders, Richard the Lion Heart and Saladin. In the fourth Crusade, the crusaders never made it to Holy Land and instead diverted their goals into sacking the city of Constantinople
In the final Crusade, the last of the Christian cities fell to the Muslims and the Crusaders gave up leaving Holy Land under Muslim Rule
Although there were a total of eight Crusades, The Crusades mentioned above are the most significant ones.