• Best Classes
  • Layups
  • Recommendations
  • Browse
    • Login
    • Signup

HIST004.01: The Crusades

Last offered 22S

The crusades, launched by European Christians who sought to secure military control over the Holy Land, led to a period of sustained and largely inimical contact between Christian and Muslim cultures. Covering the period from 1095-ca.1350, this course explores the cultural, religious, and ideological contexts of crusade history which shaped notions of religious violence, holy war, and ethnic cleansing, along with a long history of distrust between the peoples of Christian Europe (or the Christian West) and the Islamic Middle East.

View on ORC.

-1

said it was good

Signup to reveal

called it a layup

Medians

Professors

Name Reviews
Patrick Meehan 3
M Cecilia Gaposchkin 0

Reviews (3)

Signup or Login to view all of the 3 reviews for this class.

Similar Classes

JWST036.03: Jewish-Christian Relations along the Silk Road and the Indian Ocean
REL015: Christians, Christianity, Christendom: A History
REL032: Topics in the Christian Tradition
HIST091.01: Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Age of the Crusades
REL057.07: Apocalyptic Imagination
HIST094.11: Jewish Views of Christianity
REL030: Sacred Cities
ANTH012.16: Modern Islamic Politics: From the Muslim Brotherhood to the Islamic State

Write a Review for HIST004.01

Login to write a review.

support@layuplist.org

Star