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The Crusades
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Holy Land : lands consisting of modern day Israel. Target of the Crusaders (two words with space)
Middle Ages : period from 500 to 1400 in Western Europe (two words with space)
First Crusade : lasted from 1199 to 1220; Christian Knights captured Jerusalem from the Islamic Turks (two words with space)
Pope Urban II : Pope who called for the first Crusade in 1197 (three words with space)
Turks : Islamic group who controlled Jerusalem at the time of the Crusades.
Constantinople : capital city of the Byzantine Empire; ravaged by many Christian Crusaders
Christianity : religion, primarily of Western Europe, that led the Crusades during the Middle Ages
The Crusades
Across:3. | Pope who called for the first Crusade in 1197 (three words with space) | 4. | religion, primarily of Western Europe, that led the Crusades during the Middle Ages | 6. | lasted from 1199 to 1220; Christian Knights captured Jerusalem from the Islamic Turks (two words with space) | 7. | period from 500 to 1400 in Western Europe (two words with space) |
| | Down:1. | capital city of the Byzantine Empire; ravaged by many Christian Crusaders | 2. | lands consisting of modern day Israel. Target of the Crusaders (two words with space) | 5. | Islamic group who controlled Jerusalem at the time of the Crusades. |
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The Crusades
Across:3. | Pope who called for the first Crusade in 1197 (three words with space) | 4. | religion, primarily of Western Europe, that led the Crusades during the Middle Ages | 6. | lasted from 1199 to 1220; Christian Knights captured Jerusalem from the Islamic Turks (two words with space) | 7. | period from 500 to 1400 in Western Europe (two words with space) |
| | Down:1. | capital city of the Byzantine Empire; ravaged by many Christian Crusaders | 2. | lands consisting of modern day Israel. Target of the Crusaders (two words with space) | 5. | Islamic group who controlled Jerusalem at the time of the Crusades. |
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