Title: To What Extent Were The Crusades Successful? | Teen Ink
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To What Extent Were The Crusades Successful?
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Content: The Second Crusade was a disaster. The Third Crusade ended in compromise between the Christians and the Muslims. The crusades afterwards were outright stupid, not to mention they were detrimental to the Roman Catholic Church’s reputation. While Pope Urban II had good intentions in the beginning, the Crusades turned into something much different than his initial ideas by the Children’s Crusade. They were only worth fighting up to the Third Crusade and the ones after were pointless. © Rebecca Y., Los Angeles, CA
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