Unit 2 Lesson 12.3 Christians and the Crusades

What impact did the Crusades have on European Christians as a group?

• They suffered the terrible effects of war
• They became more powerful than monarchs
• They learned new languages
• They gained new foods and goods from the Middle East

What economic changes did the Crusades bring about in Europe?

• The use of money increased
• The use of bartering decreased
• The use of money decreased
• The use of bartering increased

What societal changes did the Crusades bring about in Europe?

• The power of monarchs weakened
• Monarchs grew more powerful
• Nobles and knights grew more powerful
• Feudalism grew stronger

What impact did contact with Middle Eastern cultures have on Christians' way of life?

• They stopped using money
• They learned new languages
• They became more powerful than monarchs
• They gained new foods and goods from the Middle East

Who led the Third Crusade?

• A Byzantine emperor
• A force of Crusaders
• Richard I of England
• Anna Comnena

Who wrote about her experiences during the First Crusade?

• A force of Crusaders
• Richard I of England
• Anna Comnena
• A Byzantine emperor

What did Anna Comnena think about the Crusaders?

• She respected them as Christians
• She thought they were all dangerous
• She thought they were all seeking wealth, land, and glory in battle
• She thought they were all fighting for God

What did Anna Comnena question about the Crusaders?

• Whether all of them were seeking wealth, land, and glory in battle
• Whether all of them were Christians
• Whether all of them were dangerous
• Whether all of them were truly fighting for God

What did the Crusaders do during the Fourth Crusade?

• Invaded and looted Jerusalem
• Invaded and looted Rome
• Invaded and looted Constantinople
• Invaded and looted Paris

What did Crusaders need a way to pay for during the Crusades?

• Horses
• Supplies
• Armor
• Weapons