The Middle Ages

What was the goal of the Spanish Inquisition

• To give civil and political rights to Jewish and Muslim people

• To ensure Catholic church and its teaching were the only thing taught and observed

• To challenge the power of the Catholic church

• To increase the power of the secular government

The Reconquista began in 722 at the Battle of

(a)  

The Crusades

• lost Jerusalem to Islamic forces

• 2nd Crusade

• Promised eternal life and sins pardoned

• Marked the end of the Crusades

• Draw between Richard and Saladin

• 1st Crusade

• Crusaders took the city of Jerusalem

• Pope Urban II

• The fall of Acre

• 3rd Crusade

(a)   helped Europeans rediscover Greek and Roman lost knowledge

Effects of the Black Death​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

• Church lost influence
• Art and literature reflect awareness of death
• Fewer workers  and smaller towns
• bigger population
• bigger cities
• increased trade

Why were cities no longer centers of trade and learning

• Rome fell and people fled to the countryside

• The German army invaded

• The Black death

• inflation

What battle saved Christianity in Spain

• The Battle of Tours

• The Battle of the Bulge

• The Battle of Midway

• The Battle of Troy

What was a consequence of the Pope crowning Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor

• It ignored the claims of the Byzantine Empire

• It ignored the claim Caesar had to the thrown

• It ignored the claim Henry II had

• William of Normandy invaded

Why was Charlemagne considered a strong king? pick all that apply

• He appointed counts to administer his empire

• He appointed capable judges to police his empire

• He appointed tax collectors and personally checked on them

• He spread Islam

The main consequence of the Viking invasion was

• The establishment of the Feudal system because people wanted protection

• The establishment of the democracy because people wanted power

• The establishment of a republic because people wanted representation

• The establishment of the European Union