Answer:
Christian access was denied and the Holy Sepulcher despoiled
Explanation:
After the Seljuk Turks secured Jerusalem from the Egyptians in 1071, as well as defeating Byzantine Emperor Romanus IV they denied access to Christian and despoiled the Holy Sepulcher. (church in the Christian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. ) later on in the 11th century (1000-1100) Byzantine Emperor Alexius I requested from the west for military aid. Odo of Châtillon otherwise known as Pope Urban II, argued for the recapture and rebuilding of the Holy Sepulcher… which inspired what is known today as the First Crusade.
Answer:
The Classical Period
Explanation:
Mostly stuff from the Greeks and Romans, which was know as The Classical Period
Answer:
tell the mirror what she knows she's heard before
Explanation:
i dont wanna be you anymore
Answer:
Eli Whitney popularized the interchangeable parts.
Explanation:
Eli Whitney invented the interchangeable parts theory. This technique affected the design part of a product, by dividing it into elements that would be designed separately by maintaining a series of relationships with each other that allowed them to be assembled in order to obtain the final product. Whitney put it into practice for the manufacture of muskets for the United States military, drawing on similar work that had been done long ago by the French inventor Honore Blanc for the French army. This was the basis of parts production and spare parts.
Generally speaking, yes it is true that a historian's analysis of events involves knowing the difference between facts and theory, since it is impossible to make a strong and respectable claim without citing specific, factual historical evidence.
