The correct answer is D. life and liberty
According to the philosophers of Enlightenment like Locke, life, liberty, and property, were the key self-evident, unalienable rights that everyone has by birth and no government should be allowed to take that away from people. The founding fathers of the US added the pursuit of happiness as another one.
They cannot own property, testify in the state courts, or become citizens
The Capture of Jerusalem - The Crusaders achieved their aims in retrieving the Holy Land but their claim was soon challenged by the Egyptians. Had reduced calvary and need to rest before the attack/reclaim.
The Crusaders enter Damascus - Christians were defeated and lead them to be defensive for quite some time. Dispute broke out over how to approach this siege.
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The Potsdam Conference was attended by the "Big Three": Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union, Winston Churchill of Great Britain, and Harry S. Truman of the United States. These leaders had a sense that the war would soon end and the Allies would be victors, so the whole purpose of this conference was to plan what would happen after World War II ended. They discussed issues such as the German economy, punishment for war criminals (especially Nazis), as well as land boundaries and reparations.