The Crusades are described as not centrally organized but as a grassroots movement led by local lords, with peasants also going independently.
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The Crusades are described as not centrally organized but as a grassroots movement led by local lords, with peasants also going independently.
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"...process because it's not being organized, okay? It's very much a grassroots movement. Basically, local lords are the ones organizing these crusades. And often,..."
"...And a lot of it is because it is a very grassroots, very bottom -up movement. So the first major colony for the British..."
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