match these to the correct definition :

1 .rulers of the holy land

2.trips to free jerusalem

3.symbol of the crusades

4.organizations protecting traders

5.origin of fine spices and silks

6.fought to free jerusalem

7.caused growth of cities

8.home of prince henry the navigator

9.name given to africa's tip

10.belonging to the middle ages

11.city held by the turks

12.riches of west african coast

13.threatened sailors at sea

answers to pair :

jerusalem
portugal
red cross
medieval
leagues
cape of good hope
gold
orient
crusades
trade
pirates
turks
crusaders

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