Islam And The Crusades (rose)

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An infidel is someone who doesnt believe in a religion.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

An infidel is commonly understood to be someone who does not believe in or follow a particular religion. Therefore, the statement that an infidel is someone who doesn't believe in a religion is true.

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3.

A vassal is someone who owns land in what system?
- Feudalism
- Junxian
- Iqta system
- Fengjian
Correct Answer

A. Feudalism

Explanation

In feudalism, a vassal is someone who owns land and pledges loyalty and military service to a lord in exchange for protection and the right to use the land. The vassal is considered subordinate to the lord and is part of a hierarchical system where land ownership and power are intertwined. This system was prevalent in medieval Europe and is characterized by the exchange of land for loyalty and military service.

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4.

Pope Eugene III called for the second crusade in _____?

Correct Answer
1145

Explanation
Pope Eugene III called for the second crusade in 1145. The second crusade was a military campaign launched by European Christians in response to the fall of the County of Edessa to the Muslims. Pope Eugene III issued a papal bull, known as the "Quantum praedecessores," urging Christians to take up arms and defend the Holy Land. This call to action led to the formation of a large-scale expedition, involving both kings and commoners, with the aim of recapturing the lost territories. However, the second crusade ultimately ended in failure, as the Christian forces were unable to achieve their objectives.

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If you were to attack a city (with your army), and you had a legitimate reason to do so, you had a _______ ________ for fighting . ( two words)

Correct Answer
Just cause

Explanation
The term "just cause" refers to a legitimate or morally justified reason for engaging in a fight or conflict. In the context of attacking a city with an army, having a "just cause" implies that there is a valid justification or rationale for the military action, such as self-defense, protection of innocent lives, or the enforcement of justice. It suggests that the decision to fight is not arbitrary or unjustifiable, but rather based on a reasonable and morally acceptable cause.

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Islam And The Crusades (Rose)

What was the First Crusades goal in 1095

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An infidel is someone who doesnt believe in a religion.

A vassal is someone who owns land in what system?

Pope Eugene III called for the second crusade in _____?

If you were to attack a city (with your army), and you had a legitimate reason to do so, you had a _ __ for fighting . ( two words)