All of the Following Were Motives for the Crusades Except

question 63

Multiple Choice

All of the following were motives for the Crusades except

• A)the desire for military adventure.
• B)religious fervor.
• C)the aim to increase religious toleration between Muslims and Christians.
• D)the desire to gain riches and land.
• E)to allow the pope to assume the leadership in liberating the Holy Land.

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