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Who gave the crusaders the power to fight the Crusades? O They had popular support from Europeans. O They received official support from the church. O They believed that God had…

Who gave the crusaders the power to fight the Crusades? O They had popular support from Europeans. O They received official support from the church. O They believed that God had…
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Who gave the crusaders the power to fight the Crusades?

O They had popular support from Europeans.
O They received official support from the church.
O They believed that God had chosen them.
O They were sent by the nobles and kings of Europe.
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Who gave the crusaders the power to fight the Crusades? O They had popular support-example-1
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○ They received official support from the church

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