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Nostrana [21]
3 years ago
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How did England's power struggles between the Catholic Church and the state (King HenryII) lead to the Crusades in the Holy Land

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Rashid [163]3 years ago
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Answer:

King Henry the second was in conflict with his friend Be met now Archbishop of ... During the later middle ages, poops and monarchs competed for power. ... term is widespread due to the conflict between church or popes and non-church or rulers. ... Europeans launch the Crusades to free the holy land from Muslim control.

Explanation:

King Henry the second was in conflict with his friend Be met now Archbishop of ... During the later middle ages, poops and monarchs competed for power. ... term is widespread due to the conflict between church or popes and non-church or rulers. ... Europeans launch the Crusades to free the holy land from Muslim control.

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