Title: Why did the Crusades Failed? | AraLipunan
Headings: Why did the Crusades Failed?
Why did the Crusades Failed?
The Reasons for the Crusades
The Crusades were Doomed to Fail from the Start

Content: Meanwhile, the Muslim invaders were steadily pressing their armies into Europe. The Byzantine Empire in the east was under serious assault by the Muslims. Many Crusaders had to battle in this area before moving on to the main battle at Jerusalem. The fact is that Islam was trying to overtake the world during the Middle Ages. However, the Christian armies of the West and North were not going to allow them. Conquest of the Orthodox city of Constantinople by the crusaders in 1204
The Crusades were Doomed to Fail from the Start
The Christians were doomed to fail in this effort. Their ultimate failure didn’t have anything to do with their beliefs or reasons for going to war. There were other reasons for their failure. They had to march hundreds of thousands of people across a vast continent. A good portion of the Crusader invaders had died on the march.