Question

Which of the following was NOT a reason that some Christians fought in the Crusades?

A. They were afraid of being attacked by the Vikings.


B. Taxes would be paid and debt would be forgiven.

C. Serfs were freed from their role in the feudal system.

D. The Pope promised forgiveness of sins for anyone who fought.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

A. They were afraid of being attacked by the Vikings.

The Crusades were primarily motivated by religious, economic, and political factors, and the fear of Viking attacks was not a significant reason for Christians to participate in the Crusades.