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The Crusades Quizizz Lesson

The Crusades Quizizz Lesson

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History

9th - 12th Grade

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Brigitta Wengler

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15 Slides • 16 Questions

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Match

Match the following reasons for Jerusalem's importance to the people following each religion:

Christians

Muslims

Jews

Crucifixion & Resurrection of Jesus

Belief Muhammad ascended to heaven there

Zion, God's own city, site of Solomon's

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Drag and Drop

The origin of the word "Crusades" is from
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From Latin "crux" (cross)
From Greek "kross" (cross)
From French "croix" (cross)
From German "kreuz" (cross)

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The main goal of the Crusaders was to
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recover the Holy Land from Muslim control.
establish trade routes
spread Christianity in Europe

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Match

Match the following potential reasons for going on the Crusades to the person each benefits:

Knights

All groups of people

Peasants

The Pope

Use fighting skills and seek adventure

Possible weath or instant salavation

freedom

from feudal bonds

Increase power in Europe

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Multiple Choice

Why did the Pope see the land in the Middle East as significant?

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As a place for Europe's growing population

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As a place to build new churches

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As a place to avoid conflict

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As a place to establish trade routes

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Multiple Choice

What was the outcome of Saladin's truce?

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He keeps the city and allows pilgrims access

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He loses the city to the Crusaders

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He destroys the city

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He bans all pilgrimages

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Categorize

Options (8)

1096 – 1099

Crusaders meet

in Constantinople

Crusaders rule over part of Palestinian area

1147 – 1149

Muslims take over part of Palestine

1189 – 1192

Saladin, Muslims took Jerusalem

Richard the Lionheart led England

Match each detail to the correct Crusade:

The 1st Crusade
The 2nd Crusade
The 3rd Crusade

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Multiple Choice

What decision did the Crusaders make during the Fourth Crusade?

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To go to Jerusalem

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To attack Constantinople

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To return home

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To negotiate peace

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Multiple Choice

In what year did the Fourth Crusade take place?

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1096

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1147

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1204

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1291

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Multiple Choice

Which groups experienced increased bitterness as a result of the Crusades?

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Muslims, Christians, and Jews

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Hindus, Buddhists, and Sikhs

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Pagans, Druids, and Wiccans

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Romans, Greeks, and Egyptians

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Drag and Drop

The Byzantine Empire
as a result of the Crusades.
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expanded and became more powerful.
remained stable and unchanged.
weakened
formed a new alliance with Roman Empire

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One effect of the Crusades on the feudal system was that feudalism
over the Pope and nobles.
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broke down, and kings gained authority
grew, and the local Lords gained authority
remained unchanged in the power

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Multiple Choice

What was one economic effect of the interactions during the Crusades?

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Complete isolation of trade routes.

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Establishment of trade networks.

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Destruction of all trade networks.

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Nationalization of all trade routes.

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Dropdown

The monarchs that wanted to create a Christian Spain during the Reconquista were ​
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Multiple Choice

What was achieved in Spain as a result of the Inquisition, despite the cost?

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Economic prosperity

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Religious unity

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Political stability

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Cultural diversity

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Multiple Choice

How did the Inquisition affect Spain's economy?

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It boosted economic growth

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It had no impact on the economy

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It suffered from the loss of many skilled and educated people

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It led to an increase in trade

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