Causes of the Crusades: Source Analysis
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This worksheet helps students analyze primary sources to understand the causes of the Crusades. It encourages critical thinking about the content, origin, and reliability of historical sources.
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Causes of the Crusades: Source Analysis
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Source Analysis: Causes of the Crusades
Source A: Papal Speech Calling for the Crusades
"Brothers and sisters, the Holy Land is under threat from the infidels. It is our duty to defend Christendom and reclaim what is rightfully ours. The time has come for us to take up the cross and march to Jerusalem to restore peace and justice in the Holy Land. Let all who are able join this sacred mission for the glory of God and the salvation of our souls." Provenance: Pope Urban II, 1095, speech at the Council of Clermont
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- 1/1/2026
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