The document discusses the Third Crusade which began in the medieval times with the goal of capturing Jerusalem and the Holy Lands from Muslim control. King Richard the Lionhearted of England led Christian forces against Muslims and Jews in battles that took place in Jerusalem and the surrounding areas. After agreeing to a truce, the crusade ended though conflicts over the lands continued and led to subsequent crusades such as the Fourth Crusade, as control over the important religious sites remained a point of contention.

1. BY: Mikayla
Hansen,
Olivia
Greer,
Casey
Hoover, and
Jillian
Beauford

2. WHY DID THIS CRUSADE BEGIN?
 This crusade began because it was a plan to capture
the Holy Lands in Jerusalem as well as Jerusalem
itself from the Turks/Muslims. After all of the
crusades, they were successful in capturing the Holy
Lands

3. WHO FOUGHT?
 King Richard the Lionhearted (the king of England)
fought for the Christians along with the British and
French forces against other religions such as the
Jews, and the Muslims for
ownership of the holy land.

4. WHERE DID IT TAKE PLACE?
 It took place in the medieval times in Jerusalem
which would be modern Lebanon, Syria and Israel.

5. WHAT WERE THE EFFECTS OF
THE CRUSADE?
 After this crusade, the successor crusades continued
to fight over the Holy Lands. The effects that are still
present today are that people continue to fight over
these lands for rights/ownership.

6. HOW DID THIS CRUSADE END?
 King Richard and Saladin agreed on a truce that
Christians could visit Jerusalem and not pay. They
could go to the holy lands and no one could take the
land from Jaffa to Tyre. The third crusade came to
an end.

7. DID ANOTHER CRUSADE FOLLOW
THIS?
 Yes, another crusade followed this. The fourth
crusade followed this and they fought over
Jerusalem as well as the rest of the the Crusades.