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How did England’s power struggles between the Catholic church and the state - King Henry II - lead to the Crusades in the holy land?
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How did England’s power struggles between the Catholic church and the state - King Henry II - lead to the Crusades in the holy land?

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The struggle cuz they ain’t had no Wi-Fi
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Well one reason why they struggled was because the priest had higher authority than the king himself did but I don't really know why or how it lead to the crusades in the holy land. I'm sorry I couldn't help you fully but I tried.

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