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Step 2 Use what you know about primary sources to analyze, or break down, the meaning of these excerpts. Then, answer each of the following questions in complete sentences: 1. What was Richard I saying? 2. What was Saladin saying? 3. What do these letters reveal about why people fought in the Crusades?​



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1. Richard I in his writing was saying that Jerusalem belonged to the church and that the church will give it's last to defend it.

2. In return, Saladin replied saying that Jerusalem belongs to both the church and Islam but even much more to Islam, with it being unthinkable for the muslims to even consider relinquishing control of it.

3. The letters reveal that the Christians and Muslims fought in the crusades; a series of religious battles between both religions that began with the goal of gaining control of holy sites held sacrosanct by both faiths.

What is the crusades about?

The Crusades were series of wars between Christians and Muslims over control of Jerusalem and it surrounding lands in between 1095 - 1281.

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Between 1096 and 1291, eight major Crusade voyages occurred, differing in size, power, and degree of success.

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