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The Crusades

The Crusades

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History, Social Studies

10th Grade

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Michael Daly

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8 Slides • 6 Questions

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The Crusades

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Open Ended

What do you know about the Crusades?

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Multiple Choice

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Roman Catholics (most Christians at the time) controlled most of what continent?

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Europe

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Asia

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Africa

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Multiple Choice

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Muslims controlled land in which areas?

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Europe and northern Africa.

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Only Europe

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Only northern Africa

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Crusades Begin

  • 1095, the leader of the Byzantine Empire felt that the city of Constantinople was under attack by Muslim Turks.

  • Byzantine Emperor asks the Pope Urban II for help

  • Urban II called for a crusade against the Muslim Turks

  • This image is the Council of Claremont where the pope called for the Crusades to begin

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Who are the Crusaders?

  • European Christians

  • Many nobles, knights and peasants respond to the call and leave in 1096 for Constantinople

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Multiple Choice

What major empire asked the Pope for help?

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The Seljuk Turks

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The Byzantine Empire

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Who are the Crusaders fighting?

  • Sunnis- party of tradition. and Shi'ites - party of Ali - first caliphate after Muhammad's death

  • Two groups of Muslims, the Sunni Seljuk Turks and Shi'ite Caliphate were fighting each other.

  • In 1096, Christians were kicked out of the city of Jerusalem by the Shi'ite Famid Caliphate

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Multiple Choice

The European Christians were fighting a very united Muslim group.

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True

2

False

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Siege of Jerusalem

  • 1096 - 1099 several battles fought between Crusaders and Turkish (Muslim) forces

  • 1099 - most crusading armies arrive at Jerusalem

  • July 15 - broke through the city walls

  • 100,000 casualties (deaths + injuries)

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Different Perspectives

  • Christians believed they were fighting in the name of Jesus to take back the place of his birth from non-believers.

  • Muslims believed that they were defending land that was theirs. They thought Christians were brutal invaders.

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Multiple Choice

Both Christians and Muslims had the same understanding of why they were fighting each other.

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True

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False

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