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Jiang names scapegoating, persecuting, and crusading as a three-pronged strategy the Catholic Church develops to manage legitimacy pressure.
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Crusading
Jiang names scapegoating, persecuting, and crusading as a three-pronged strategy the Catholic Church develops to manage legitimacy pressure.
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"...history of Europe. These three -pronged strategies are scapegoating, persecuting, and crusading. Okay? And you guys need to know this because these three ideas..."
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"...give a speech calling for the First Crusade, which begins the crusading period. Now, we're going to look very closely at"
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"...you're seeing on the news, it's really still part of the crusading mentality. All right? Okay? Okay, so I know this is a lot,..."
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