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What were the conflicts in the Middle East during the 11th to 13th centuries called?
The Crusades
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True or False: There were multiple Crusades, but the exact number is debated by historians.
True
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What was the name of the 12 year old who started the Children's Crusade?
Stephen
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What were the Christian soldiers called during the Crusades?
Crusaders or "warriors of the cross"
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What was the significance of the Holy Land?
It was the founding place for three major world religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
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What is a pilgrim?
A person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons.
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Who initiated the first Crusade?
Pope Urban II
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What two groups were involved in the conflicts?
Christian and Muslim armies
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What happened to the Children's Crusade when they reached ports like Egypt?
They were sold into slavery or killed
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True or False: The Holy Land is significant to Christianity, Islam and Buddhism.
False
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Which major world religions have connections to the Holy Land?
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
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What happened to two of the ships during the Children's Crusade?
Sunk
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Who gave the Children's Crusade free passage?
Merchants
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