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Question
Explain the causes of European crusades.
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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