The Crusades

The crusades was a military expedition for conquisted Jerusalem, a holy place for the cristhians. The crusades was a petition of the Pope. They developed between XI and XIII centuries. The cristhians fought with turkes, selucides and saracens ( incluyed the muslims).
THE FIRST CRUSADE
It started in 1096 becouse the Pope believed muslims was the enemy. It was also idea of The Pope Urbano II, he invited the kingdoms of France, England, Germany and Hungary. Only the Hungaries don't acept the invitation. The crusaders go trough Hungary and causes many problems. The king of Hungary made a agree with the crusades and the crusades don't causes more problems. The crusades ended his travel and conquisted Antioquía. Then they go to Jerusalem, conquisted in the 1099.
THE SECOND CRUSADE
It started in 1147 becouse the kings of Jerusalem betrayed cristhians kingdoms. The muslims conquered Zengi, a cristhian kingdom and the Pope predicated the started of the SECOND CRUSADE. In this participed the king of France and Germany. They went direct to Jerusalem and they losted and losted also Damascus. Then the Pope predicated the THIRD CRUSADE.
THE THIRD CRUSADE
It started in 1189, after when the crusaders fought with the army of Saladino I, king of Egypt and Siria. The crusaders loosed and also loosed their territories. Saladino also conquered Jerusalem this year. The Pope Gregory VIII organised a new Crusade and go to Jerusalem the kings of England, Germany, and France. At the end, only the king of England continued the travel, and he went the new to England.
THE FOURTH CRUSADE
It started en 1199, when the Pope decided atacked Egypt, but they atacked Constantinople. Consecuently, the Byzantine Empire loosed the war. They founded a new empire, and the crusaders was in Jerusalem went to the new empire.

Partes de una Catedral

Tarea 19 de Noviembre

Produccion del pan

FORMACIÓN DEL PAN




First the seeds stand firm of escanda, later when the escanda grows we withdraw the thistles of
the lands of escanda, when we gather the escanda go to the mill to transform the escanda into flour, and finally when the this escanda transformed into flour we mix the flour and other ingredients and form the bread.

The castle

El problema de apoderarse d eun castillo es que luego tienes que cuidar todas sus partes el foso, el puente,....
Si hay guerra no puedes salir del castillo para coger comida y agua.
Si sobrevives a una guerra tienes que reparar los muros y las torres dañadas.


Las armas mas poderosas en esa época serian las catapultas, las lanzas, las epadas, los hachas
pero yo creo que la mas eficaz seria una espada bien manejada.

Describing the paiting

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In this image they are seen or a few serfs asking a priest for help and also one sees as a few writers seems that they write what the king says. They are in a palace or in a castle.

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William el Conquistador

King William was a hard man, determined to use force to impose his will on the nation he had conquered. He was so successful at it, the Anglo-Saxons became second-class citizens in their own country.
The Normans were brutal, ruthless occupiers. The problem was that William had promised his allies and friends a cut of the cake, but first he had to hold on to England and consolidate his grip. This was done with a network of Norman castles right across the country, fighting platforms gouged into the landscape. From these the native population could be terrorised and intimidated, and any local risings snuffed out.
It would be easy to think that such racial antipathies were the simple product of prejudice born of ignorance, shaped by a complete lack of knowledge of each other's culture. But the reverse is true. For long before the Conquest, Anglo-Saxon England's relationship with continental Europe had been close. Over 200 years before, the common threat posed by the Vikings had brought the Carolingian kings of Francia and the kings of Wessex and Mercia together.