Answer:
1- High religious fervor, usually in the form of violence specifically towards Jews and Muslims.
2- Split and decentralized internal factions - usually a crusade would consist of several separate armies compromising of different ethnicities which would usually bash heads with each other. Note: Led to the formation of multiple crusader states such as Principality of Antioch, Kingdom of Jerusalem, Country of Edessa, etc ...
3- Usually led by minor and regional nobles seeking glory and the establishment of their own fiefdom. Typically 2nd or 3rd sons who would not get the family inheritance.
Explanation:
After the British victory in the French and Indian War, the British taxed the colonies heavily to make up for war debt. The colonists thought this was unfair because they had never really asked to fight this war in the first place.
east timor is what i thought it was
Due to increasing opportunities, old and rural communities could not take the additional population.
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