The principal long-term effect of the Christian Crusaders attacks on Jerusalem was to improve the lives of millions of nonwestern Christians who lived in Egypt and Syria.

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The Christian Crusaders attacks on Jerusalem led to significant destruction of cities and loss of lives, particularly for Muslim and Jewish residents. Additionally, the Crusaders' subsequent rule of the region was marked by violence and conflict. While there may have been some temporary benefits for certain nonwestern Christian groups, overall the impact of the Crusades on the region was largely negative.

The Principal Long-Term Effect of the Christian Crusaders Attacks on Jerusalem