Lesson: The Crusades: Causes & Effects: 7-12 1/58

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How much do you already know about the Crusades?

I know a lot.

I know a little.

I don't know anything.

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Fill in the Blanks

Muslims Jerusalem pilgrimageChristians Holy

The city of was important to the Christians, Jews, and Muslims, and is considered

lands. For a while, were the ones in control, and allowed and Jews to safely take their there.

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Impact of the Crusades

Open Ended Question

How did the Crusades affect the world economically, culturally, and educationally?

The city of Jerusalem was important to what religion? (Select all that apply.)

Christianity

Hinduism

Judaism

Islamic

What were the Crusades?

Religious wars between Jews and Muslims

Religious wars between Western Christians against Muslims

Religious wars between Western Christians and Jews

A war between Persians and Turks

Before the Turks took over, what were Christans and Jews allowed to take toJerusalem?

Caravan

Pilgrimage

Who did the Byzantine Emperor go to for help when the Turks took over?

The kings of the major kingdoms

Pope Urban II

The Persian emperor

No one

What is a reason Pope Urban II wanted the Crusades to happen?

To protect the holy land

To reunite the two Catholic churches under his control

To make money

Which of the following is a reason someone wanted to fight in the Crusades?(Select all that apply.)

All their debt would be forgiven

All their sins would be forgiven

They would go to heaven

Which medieval practice came to an end as a result of the Crusades?

Knights

Feudalism

Calvary

The Catholic Church

Open Ended Question

Was fighting the Crusades justified or not? Use evidence from the lesson to explainyour answer.

Open Ended Question

Identify one cause and one effect of the Crusades.

How confident do you feel in your ability to explain the causes and effects of theCrusades?

Very confident

Somewhat confident

Not confident

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