PLEASE HELP WILL MARK BRAINIEST Part A

Choose one of the listed people or events from the unit to be the focus of your documentary. You can choose a person or event that’s not listed here as long as the content is something you studied in this unit.

the sack of Rome

the riots at the Hippodrome

Attila the Hun

Justinian I

Empress Theodora

the Great Schism

the Yellow Turban rebellions

Charlemagne

St. Thomas Aquinas

the Crusades

the signing of the Magna Carta

In the space provided, write about the event or person you’ve chosen. If you’ve chosen an event, write a summary that includes when and where the event took place. If you’ve chosen a person, write a short biography on that person. Be sure to include the historical significance of the event or person you’ve chosen. Your response should be about 75 to 100 words long. You can use facts from the lessons and from outside research, but be sure to list any sources you use.

The Crusades

Explanation:

The Crusades were a set of religious wars fought between Christians and Muslims to gain control of the "holy land." They went on throughout 1096 to 1921 and were bloody, cruel, fights. These fights sprouted from the Pope's cry for assistance after the conquer of Byzantium by the Seljuk Turks. The first Crusade primarily consisted of religious warriors sent by the Pope attempting to reclaim the holy land.

They mainly took place in Medittarean area and were supported by the Latin Church.

Source: https://www.history.com/topics/middle-ages/crusades

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