An important part of Islamic history consists of the Crusades where the Western Christians fought against the Eastern Muslims. Evaluating the Siege of Acre during the Third Crusade shows the beginnings of a Latin re-conquest and a Western pathway into the Holy Land. Through looking at the causes of the Third Crusade, Saladin, Richard I, Philip II, the reasons to capture Acre, the siege of the city, the surrender of Acre, the hostage situation, and the aftermath of the battle, it can be presented that the Siege of Acre could be considered a turning point for the Crusaders in defeating Saladin. Acre may not have been a major city as Jerusalem, but its capture by the Christian crusaders was significant because it created a Christian territory near the Holy Land marking the beginning towards a re-conquest by Christians of the lands taken by the Muslims during the Crusades.
Spanish-American war was that the US was fighting to gain control of a territory... earlier wars were the US taking back power from Britain
It was the capital of the Confederate union
The ones that characterized it according to Chief Kabongo are:
<span>1. Imperialism was immortal, in the term of only member of upper class society who took control over the society.
2. Imposing undemocratic rule even though they believe in promoting democracy (by placing the representative that backed by the most powerful group/corporates)
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I think the answers are:
D and C?
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