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VWhat was a goal of the Crusades? to teach literacy to the serfs of Western Europe to convert the residents of the Holy Roman Empire to Islam to unite the Visigoths and Lombards under Byzantine rule to
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VWhat was a goal of the Crusades? to teach literacy to the serfs of Western Europe to convert the residents of the Holy Roman Empire to Islam to unite the Visigoths and Lombards under Byzantine rule to return Jerusalem and the Holy Land to Christian control

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To return Jerusalem and the Holy Land to Christian control. The crusades failed because they were not able to retrieve the Holy Land.
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