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Who Benefited From the Crusades?
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The main beneficiaries of the Crusades were European nations in terms of food products, household goods and new ideas, all brought back from the Middle East. The first Crusade resulted in the capture of Jerusalem in a bloody and destructive Christian victory. There were eight crusades in total with only the first and the sixth having any measure of success.
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Because there were then more places under the one country bringing resources and other things like fine wine, in from other places of the country. then when the country broke the
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The Crusades did have some benefits... crusaders. found riches and brought lots of building ideas. From a Crusader's point of view, they were very beneficial because they were fighting
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I know but I'm not telling why don't you go look it up in a book
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wealth, land, entry into heaven, respect and more.
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