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The preaching of the Second Crusade; its course and outcome.
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The foundation of new states and the Second Crusade, c1099–1149
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What was a primary reason for the preaching of the Second Crusade?
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The primary reason for the preaching of the Second Crusade was to support the Byzantine Empire, which was under threat from Muslim forces, particularly after the fall of Edessa in 1144.
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- Crusader States: Territories established by European Christians in the Holy Land during the Crusades, including the Kingdom of Jerusalem, which faced constant threats from Muslim forces.
- Papal Bull: An official letter or charter issued by the Pope, often used to call for action, such as the Papal Bull issued by Pope Eugene III to initiate the Second Crusade.
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Confusing the objectives of the First and Second Crusades: Clearly distinguish the specific objectives of each crusade, noting how the context and motivations evolved over time.
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