Whoever wishes to save his soul should not hesitate humbly to take up the way of the Lord, and if he lacks sufficient money, divine mercy will give him enough. Background information: This account of Urban II’s speech was included in a chronicle of the First Crusade called Gesta Francorum (“Deeds of the Franks”). Historians believe it was written by a member of the crusading party, sometime about 1100. He was likely not at Clermont when Urban’s speech was delivered.

This source, Deeds of the Franks, would be most valuable for a historian who wants to know more about which of these topics?

the actual words spoken by Urban in his speech at Clermont.
the effects of the crusades on the economy of Europe.
what life was like for people waiting at home for a crusader to return.
what life was like for a crusader making the journey to Jerusalem.

Correct answer is what life was like for a crusader making the journey to Jerusalem.

Explanation:

First option is not correct as we are not sure who is the author of the text and we cannot established its reliability.

Second option is also not correct because we don't have information whether something has changed in the economical life of the continent.

Third option is also not correct as it doesn't describe the life of ordinary people.

Fourth option is correct as we can conclude that the journey was rough and although Crusaders lacked resources there was a divine power that was leading them.

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carefully examine the map above. based on your knowledge of colonialism in africa, the area attributed to belgium on this map is most likely the democratic republic of the congo.