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Usborne Crusaders - Chapter 7: The Muslims fight backOnline version Usborne Crusaders - Chapter 7: The Muslims fight back by Vijo Gor 1 At the start of the Muslim fightback, what was the main reason the Crusaders succeeded so easily in the beginning? a Muslim dynasties were divided and fought among themselves b The Crusaders brought peace treaties c The Crusaders were stronger and more advanced d The Muslims had no armies 2 Which three main dynasties controlled the Middle East before the Muslim unification began? a Arabs, Mamluks, and Normans b Ottomans, Mongols, and Persians c Romans, Byzantines, and Franks d Fatimids, Abbasids, and Seljuk Turks 3 What emotion motivated Zengi to begin uniting Muslims against the Crusaders? a Fear of Saladin’s rise b Admiration for Crusader castles c Jealousy of the Pope d Horror at the massacre in Jerusalem 4 What was Zengi’s vision for the Muslim world? a To convert Christians to Islam peacefully b To unite Muslims in a jihad (holy war) against the Crusaders c To make peace with Europe d To invade Africa 5 Which Crusader kingdom did Zengi capture first, marking the beginning of the Muslim recovery? a Edessa b Antioch c Acre d Jerusalem 6 Why was the Second Crusade launched in 1145? a To attack Constantinople b To punish Saladin c To recapture Edessa from Zengi d To conquer Egypt 7 What happened to the Second Crusade? a It failed disastrously — most Crusaders died or were defeated b It succeeded and captured Jerusalem c It united the Christian and Muslim armies d It never reached the Holy Land because of peace talks 8 Who continued Zengi’s vision after his death? a Philip of France b Nur ad-Din c Richard the Lionheart d Guy of Lusignan 9 What did Nur ad-Din aim to do? a Continue the holy war to drive out the Crusaders b Destroy other Muslim leaders c Make peace with the Pope d Rule Europe 10 Who succeeded Nur ad-Din as the next great Muslim leader? a Saladin b Zengi c Richard I d Guy of Lusignan 11 What qualities was Saladin known for even before his rise to power? a Revenge and ambition b Kindness and intelligence c Fear and doubt d Cruelty and greed 12 What happened at the Battle of Hattin in 1187? a Saladin’s forces surrounded and destroyed the Crusader army b It ended in a peace treaty c The Crusaders won and captured Jerusalem d It was a naval battle near Egypt 13 Why was the Battle of Hattin such a major turning point? a It wiped out the Crusader army and ended their control over Jerusalem b It made the Pope more powerful c It led to the rise of new Crusader kingdoms d It forced Saladin to retreat 14 How did Saladin treat Christians after capturing Jerusalem? a He enslaved the survivors b He killed all of them in revenge c He forced them to convert d He allowed them to leave unharmed 15 What does Saladin’s decision to spare the Christians show about his leadership? a He wanted to be seen as weak b He wanted to impress the Crusaders c He was afraid of retaliation d He valued mercy and restraint even in victory

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by Vijo Gor

At the start of the Muslim fightback, what was the main reason the Crusaders succeeded so easily in the beginning?

Which three main dynasties controlled the Middle East before the Muslim unification began?

What emotion motivated Zengi to begin uniting Muslims against the Crusaders?

What was Zengi’s vision for the Muslim world?

Which Crusader kingdom did Zengi capture first, marking the beginning of the Muslim recovery?

Why was the Second Crusade launched in 1145?

What happened to the Second Crusade?

Who continued Zengi’s vision after his death?

What did Nur ad-Din aim to do?

Who succeeded Nur ad-Din as the next great Muslim leader?

What qualities was Saladin known for even before his rise to power?

What happened at the Battle of Hattin in 1187?

Why was the Battle of Hattin such a major turning point?

How did Saladin treat Christians after capturing Jerusalem?

What does Saladin’s decision to spare the Christians show about his leadership?