True or false: Hitler believed that Germany would have won World War I if the military hadn't been "stabbed in the back" or betrayed by the civilian leadership ("November Criminals") that took power from the Kaiser in late 1918.

True.

Explanation:

The narrative of a shameful "betrayal" or "stabbing in the back" was a story associated with Germany´s defeat in WWI constructed as part of the manipulative Nazi party´s propaganda in the 1930s. Extreme right propaganda usually resorts to victimization and conspirative theories to manipulate historical events and people in a way that serves their political goals.  

Two of the most major outcomes resulting from the Crusades were that the King's authority increased vastly and the Europeans learned new and more things from the Muslims that they had encountered and come across. Many of the peasants and farmers left their land to go fight in the wars, and wen they died, their land was handed over to the king.