7.35 Impact of the Crusades

What was the main goal of the Crusades?

• To capture and control the Holy Land

• To renew economic activity

• To unite Roman Catholic and Christian people

• To increase European contact with cultures outside Europe

What impact did the Crusades have on Roman Catholic and Christian people?

• They were divided

• They were united

• They were isolated

• They were unaffected

Which group of people suffered badly during the Crusades?

• European Jewish people

• Italian traders

• Muslim people

• European Christian people

Why did many Italian traders become rich during the Crusades?

• Because of their location between most of Europe and Palestine

• Because of the capture and control of the Holy Land

• Because of increased European awareness of the world beyond Christendom

• Because of the renewed economic activity

How were European Jewish people viewed by many Christian people during the Crusades?

• As allies

• As opponents

• As neutral

• As supporters

What was the biggest impact of the Crusades?

• Capture and control of the Holy Land

• Increased European contact with cultures outside Europe

• Unification of Roman Catholic and Christian people

• Renewed economic activity

What was the general outcome of the Crusades from most Crusaders' point of view?

• Renewed economic activity

• Success in capturing and controlling the Holy Land

• Failure in capturing and controlling the Holy Land

• Increased European awareness of the world beyond Christendom

What was the impact of the Crusades on European awareness of the world beyond Christendom?

• It fluctuated

• It increased

• It remained the same

• It decreased

What was the impact of the Crusades on economic activity?

• It increased

• It remained the same

• It fluctuated

• It declined

What was the impact of the Crusades on the relationship between European and Muslim people?

• It fluctuated

• It deteriorated

• It improved

• It remained the same