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Background information: Fulcher’s account continues, describing what happened when the crusaders entered the city.How were the Muslim defenders treated by the crusaders after the city fell?

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Most were allowed to flee the city.
B
Most were taken prisoner.
C
Most were killed, including women and children.
D
Most men were killed, but women and children were spared.
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Background information: This account of the fall of Jerusalem in 1099 was written by a Christian historian and eyewitness to the event, sometime around 1106.

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The author of this account is a .:European crusader
As a result, his account is likely to be towards the Muslims who lost their lives.:less sympathetic
His account is likely , because he was a witness to the event.:more reliable
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Background information: This account of the fall of Jerusalem in 1099 was written in 1231 by a Muslim historian who traveled with Saladin's army.

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The author of this account is a .:Muslim defender
As a result, his account is likely to be towards the Muslims who lost their lives.:more sympathetic
His account is likely , because he was not a witness to the event.:less reliable
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more sympathetic✔ less sympatheticneutral

A
more sympathetic
B
✔ less sympathetic
C
neutral
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✔ more sympatheticless sympatheticneutral

A
✔ more sympathetic
B
less sympathetic
C
neutral
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✔ more reliableless reliablecompletely accurate

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✔ more reliable
B
less reliable
C
completely accurate
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more reliable✔ less reliablecompletely inaccurate

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more reliable
B
✔ less reliable
C
completely inaccurate

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