Which statement accurately describes a reason for the First Crusade? A. Jews wanted to reclaim important religious sites in Palestine from Muslim caliphs. B. The Eastern Orthodox church wanted to unite all Europe's Christians under its authority. C. European Christians wanted to expand their trade opportunities in the Middle East. D. Pope Urban II feared that the Seljuk Turks might keep Christians from visiting the Holy Land.

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Azaria Shepherd

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3 October, 15:22

Which statement accurately describes a reason for the First Crusade? A. Jews wanted to reclaim important religious sites in Palestine from Muslim caliphs. B. The Eastern Orthodox church wanted to unite all Europe's Christians under its authority. C. European Christians wanted to expand their trade opportunities in the Middle East. D. Pope Urban II feared that the Seljuk Turks might keep Christians from visiting the Holy Land.

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Ann Zimmerman · Answer 1

Pope Urban II feared that the Seljuk Turks might keep Christians from visiting the Holy Land

Jayden Daniels · Answer 2

"Jews wanted to reclaim important religious sites in Palestine from Muslim caliphs." was the statement that accurately describes a reason for the First Crusade. The First Crusade was the initial of various campaigns that endeavored to catch the Holy Land, called by Pope Urban II in 1095.