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Why were the Crusades considered ultimately unsuccessful?
Later Crusades failed in their m...
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Why were the Crusades considered ultimately unsuccessful?
Later Crusades failed in their mission to regain and maintain control of Jerusalem.
Popes who led the Catholic Church after 1250 A. D. lost interest in Crusades.
Most Crusaders never actually made it to Jerusalem—they gave up and went home.
Large numbers of Crusaders converted to Islam after reaching the Middle East.
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