The Crusades: The Cross and The Sword

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Medieval Holy Wars

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Froggy Jumps The Crusades: The Cross and The SwordOnline version Medieval Holy Wars by Serena Steinsleger 1 Why did Pope Urban II encourage Christians to join the First Crusade? a To expand trade routes b To recover Jerusalem and help Christians in the Holy Land c To conquer England 2 What was one important economic motive for the Crusades? a To gain access to Eastern trade and luxury goods b To discover America c To build universities 3 Why was Jerusalem important to Christians? a It was the capital of France b It was connected to the life of Jesus Christ c It was the center of the Roman Empire 4 Who was Saladin? a A Crusader king from England b The Pope who started the Crusades c A Muslim leader who recaptured Jerusalem 5 What event started the Second Crusade? a The conquest of Acre b The fall of Edessa c The fall of Constantinople 6 Which kings participated in the Third Crusade? a Richard the Lionheart, Philip Augustus, and Frederick Barbarossa b Charlemagne, William the Conqueror, and Henry VIII c Louis XIV, Napoleon, and Frederick II 7 What was one major economic consequence of the Crusades? a The decline of all European cities b The end of Mediterranean commerce c The growth of trade between Europe and the East 8 How did the Crusades affect European kings? a Kings became stronger as nobles lost power b Kings became weaker than nobles c Kings lost all political power 9 What was one negative consequence of the Crusades? a The disappearance of Christianity b The end of all trade between East and West c Increased religious conflict between Christians and Muslims

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The Crusades: The Cross and The SwordOnline version

Medieval Holy Wars

by Serena Steinsleger

Why did Pope Urban II encourage Christians to join the First Crusade?

To expand trade routes

To recover Jerusalem and help Christians in the Holy Land

To conquer England

What was one important economic motive for the Crusades?

To gain access to Eastern trade and luxury goods

To discover America

To build universities

Why was Jerusalem important to Christians?

It was the capital of France

It was connected to the life of Jesus Christ

It was the center of the Roman Empire

Who was Saladin?

A Crusader king from England

The Pope who started the Crusades

A Muslim leader who recaptured Jerusalem

What event started the Second Crusade?

The conquest of Acre

The fall of Edessa

The fall of Constantinople

Which kings participated in the Third Crusade?

Richard the Lionheart, Philip Augustus, and Frederick Barbarossa

Charlemagne, William the Conqueror, and Henry VIII

Louis XIV, Napoleon, and Frederick II

What was one major economic consequence of the Crusades?

The decline of all European cities

The end of Mediterranean commerce

The growth of trade between Europe and the East

How did the Crusades affect European kings?

Kings became stronger as nobles lost power

Kings became weaker than nobles

Kings lost all political power

What was one negative consequence of the Crusades?

The disappearance of Christianity

The end of all trade between East and West

Increased religious conflict between Christians and Muslims

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by Serena Steinsleger

Why did Pope Urban II encourage Christians to join the First Crusade?

What was one important economic motive for the Crusades?

Why was Jerusalem important to Christians?

Who was Saladin?

What event started the Second Crusade?

Which kings participated in the Third Crusade?

What was one major economic consequence of the Crusades?

How did the Crusades affect European kings?

What was one negative consequence of the Crusades?

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