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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The CrusadesOnline version Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Crusades by Vijo Gor 1 Who called for the First Crusade in 1095? a Richard the Lionheart b Charlemagne c Saladin d Pope Urban II 2 What reason did Pope Urban II give for starting the Crusades? a To unite Muslims and Christians b To spread trade routes peacefully c To stop Viking raids d To defend Christians and retake the Holy Land 3 What was the Holy Land? a The region around Jerusalem sacred to Christians, Muslims, and Jews b Constantinople c Rome and southern Italy d France 4 What empire first asked Western Europe for help against the Turks? a The Mongol Empire b The Frankish Empire c The Persian Empire d The Byzantine Empire 5 Who led the First Crusade? a Peasants from Scandinavia b Arab traders c The Vikings d Nobles from France, Germany and Italy 6 What happened when the Crusaders captured Jerusalem in 1099? a They built a university b They crowned Saladin king c They shared the city peacefully d They killed thousands of Muslims, Jews, and Christians in a brutal massacre 7 What did the Crusaders call the land they conquered? a The Sultanate of Rum b The Papal States c The Byzantine Empire d The Kingdom of Jerusalem 8 After the First Crusade, how did Muslim leaders respond? a They abandoned Jerusalem forever b They asked the Pope for peace c They united under generals like Saladin to reclaim the Holy Land d They moved their empire to Europe 9 Who was Saladin? a The Pope’s knight that would liberate Jerusalem b A Viking warlord who slaughtered Jews c A Muslim leader who recaptured Jerusalem in 1187 and showed mercy to Christians d A Crusader king from France who would find the Holy Grail 10 What was the goal of the Third Crusade? a To spread Christianity in Africa b To win back Jerusalem from Saladin c To conquer Constantinople d To defend England 11 Who were the main leaders of the Third Crusade? a Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine b Alfred the Great and Harold Godwinson c Richard the Lionheart of England, Philip of France, and Frederick Barbarossa d Saladin, Pope Urban II and William the Conqueror 12 What was the tragic outcome of the Fourth Crusade? a They made peace with Saladin b They returned the Holy Land to Jews c Crusaders attacked the Christian city of Constantinople instead of Muslims d They discovered America 13 How long did the Crusades last in total? a 20 years b About 200–300 years c 600 years d 50 years 14 What pattern about religion and power does this history of the Crusades begin to show? a That faith always stopped war b That knights fought only to protect the poor c That rulers often used religion as an excuse to wage wars for land and wealth d That Popes avoided politics

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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The CrusadesOnline version

by Vijo Gor

Who called for the First Crusade in 1095?

What reason did Pope Urban II give for starting the Crusades?

What was the Holy Land?

What empire first asked Western Europe for help against the Turks?

Who led the First Crusade?

What happened when the Crusaders captured Jerusalem in 1099?

What did the Crusaders call the land they conquered?

After the First Crusade, how did Muslim leaders respond?

Who was Saladin?

What was the goal of the Third Crusade?

Who were the main leaders of the Third Crusade?

What was the tragic outcome of the Fourth Crusade?

How long did the Crusades last in total?

What pattern about religion and power does this history of the Crusades begin to show?