1A: The crusades, c1095-1204 - English Literature

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Reasons for the crusades, 1095–1192

Leadership of the crusades, 1095–1192

The crusader states of Outremer, 1100–92

The changing Muslim response to the crusades, 1095–1192

Reasons for the crusades, 1095–1192

CRUSADES – THE FIRST CRUSADE, 1095-99

Motivations

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CRUSADES – THE FIRST CRUSADE, 1095-99

Was the First Crusade a War Between Christianity and Islam?

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CRUSADES – THE FOUNDING OF THE CRUSADER STATES, 1099-1124

The First Decade

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CRUSADES – THE FOUNDING OF THE CRUSADER STATES, 1099-1124

The Aftermath of the First Crusade

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CRUSADES – THE FOUNDING OF THE CRUSADER STATES, 1099-1124

The Battle of the Field of Blood and the Struggle for Aleppo

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CRUSADES – THE SECOND CRUSADE, 1144-48

The Launch and Recruitment of the Second Crusade

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CRUSADES – THE THIRD CRUSADE, 1189-92

The Launch of the Third Crusade

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CRUSADES – THE TEMPLARS AND HOSPITALLERS IN THE CRUSADER STATES, 1119-1187

The Origins of the Military Orders

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CRUSADES – THE TEMPLARS AND HOSPITALLERS IN THE CRUSADER STATES, 1119-1187

Development of the Military Orders during the Twelfth Century

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CRUSADES – THE TEMPLARS AND HOSPITALLERS IN THE CRUSADER STATES, 1119-1187

Internal Structure and Organisation

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CRUSADES – THE TEMPLARS AND HOSPITALLERS IN THE CRUSADER STATES, 1119-1187

The Military Orders and the Fall of the Kingdom of Jerusalem

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CRUSADES – ESSAY QUESTIONS ON THE FIRST CRUSADE, 1095-99

Why did Pope Urban II launch the First Crusade?

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CRUSADES – ESSAY QUESTIONS ON THE FIRST CRUSADE, 1095-99

What motivated warriors and pilgrims from across Christendom to participate in the First Crusade?

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Leadership of the crusades, 1095–1192

CRUSADES – THE FIRST CRUSADE, 1095-99

The Western Sources

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CRUSADES – THE FIRST CRUSADE, 1095-99

The Situation in the Near East

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CRUSADES – THE FIRST CRUSADE, 1095-99

Other Sources

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CRUSADES – THE FIRST CRUSADE, 1095-99

Why did the First Crusade Succeed?

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CRUSADES – THE SECOND CRUSADE, 1144-48

The Fall of Edessa and the Atabeg Zengi

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CRUSADES – THE SECOND CRUSADE, 1144-48

The Journey East

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CRUSADES – THE SECOND CRUSADE, 1144-48

The Failure of the Second Crusade

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CRUSADES – THE SECOND CRUSADE, 1144-48

The Second Crusade on Other Frontiers

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CRUSADES – THE THIRD CRUSADE, 1189-92

The Journey East

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CRUSADES – THE THIRD CRUSADE, 1189-92

The Struggle for the Holy Land

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CRUSADES – ESSAY QUESTIONS ON THE FIRST CRUSADE, 1095-99

Why did the First Crusade succeed?

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CRUSADES – ESSAY QUESTIONS ON THE SECOND CRUSADE, 1147-49

Why did the Second Crusade fail?

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The crusader states of Outremer, 1100–92

CRUSADES – ESSAY QUESTIONS ON THE SECOND CRUSADE, 1147-49

How did the Crusader States survive and grow in the decades following the First Crusade?

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The changing Muslim response to the crusades, 1095–1192

CRUSADES – THE FOUNDING OF THE CRUSADER STATES, 1099-1124

The Franks' Enemies: Turks and Fatimids

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CRUSADES – THE CRUSADER STATES AND THE FALL OF JERUSALEM, 1160-87

Nur al-Din and the Struggle for Egypt, 1149-68

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CRUSADES – THE CRUSADER STATES AND THE FALL OF JERUSALEM, 1160-87

The Rise of Saladin, 1168-86

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CRUSADES – THE CRUSADER STATES AND THE FALL OF JERUSALEM, 1160-87

The Intensifying Conflict, 1186

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CRUSADES – THE CRUSADER STATES AND THE FALL OF JERUSALEM, 1160-87

The Battle of Hattin, 1187

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CRUSADES – THE THIRD CRUSADE, 1189-92

Saladin and the Third Crusade

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CRUSADES – ESSAY QUESTIONS ON THE SECOND CRUSADE, 1147-49

Why did the Turkish resistance to the Crusaders intensify during the Twelfth Century?

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CRUSADES – ESSAY QUESTIONS ON THE SECOND CRUSADE, 1147-49

How committed was Saladin to Jihad against the Franks during the years 1169-1187?

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