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Which statement describes the most significant cause of the Crusades?
Internal political divisions weakened Islamic control over Northern Africa
Islamic empires attempted to expand their territory into Southern Europe
Islamic rulers ended their 100 year policy of tolerating Judaism and Christianity
The Holy Land contained sites that were important to Jews, Christians, and Muslims
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Which statement describes the most significant cause of the Crusades?
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