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Write about crusades and its impact.
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- The Pope and the Church called upon all the Christian peoples of Europe to march to the rescue of the “holy city” (Jerusalem).
- The Crusaders had to fight against the Seljuq Turks who controlled those parts.
- The struggle between Christianity and Islam beginning in 1095 continued for nearly 200 years and is called the Crusades.
- The Crusades did not achieve the desired end.
- Jerusalem continued to remain in Ottoman hands for another 700 years.
- Impact of Crusades:
- Crusades ended the feudal relations. Many of the nobles who went to East to take part in the Crusades either stayed too long a period or did not return.
- The serfs took advantage of their absence to break away from their bondage to the soil. Increasing demand for products of the East led to expansion of trade.
- Venice, Genoa and Pisa emerged as important commercial centres in the Mediterranean region.
- The elimination of powerful nobles had its influence in strengthening the monarchy in France and England.
- One notable outcome of Crusades was the loss of prestige suffered by Pope and Papacy.
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