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Verdich [7]
3 years ago
14

During which Crusade was King Richard the Lionhearted unsuccessful in driving Muslims out of the Holy Land or reclaiming any lan

d?
the First Crusade

the Second Crusade

the Third Crusade

the Fourth Crusade
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Vsevolod [243]3 years ago
8 0
King Richard the Lionhearted was unsuccessful in driving Muslims out of the Holy Land or reclaiming any land during the THIRD CRUSADE. <span>The </span>importance<span> of capturing the Holy Land by both Muslims and Christians would cause the Siege of Acre to be a critical battle during the </span>Crusades<span> as it was a battle for territory near the Holy Land. Saladin was the first to unite the Muslims against the </span>Crusaders<span> and would be known for his victory at Jerusalem.</span>
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