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Crusades in Europe:
Reasons of failure
Solution
The failure of the Christian Crusaders can be attributed to the attitude of the Pope and the European rulers, who initiated the Crusades mainly for their own vested interests. Besides, other factors like common people losing faith, the rift between the Pope and the European kings, the dispute between the Pope and the German Emperor, and non-cooperation by the Emperor of Byzantium also caused the failure of the crusades.
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