Medieval Europe (1000 - 1300 AD)

Medieval Europe (1000 - 1300 AD) experienced an __________ that increased the food supply.

• Agricultural Revolution

• Cultural Change

• Political Upheaval

What technology helped cause the agricultural revolution?

• grain mills

• iron plows

• both a and b

The Crusades were a series of military expeditions made by Europeans to the Holy Land in the 11th, 12th, and 13th Centuries.

• True

• False

The Reconquista Movement drove Muslims from Spain and placed Spain under the control of the ________ monarch.

• Jewish

• Christian

• Muslim

After learning the craft, an apprentice becomes a:

• Intern

• Journeyman

• Underwriter

________ is a holy and important city for Christians, Jews and Muslims.

• Antioch

• Jerusalem

• Constantinople

List some of the ways the Crusades had an impact on Europe:

• The rich became richer, and the powerful became more powerful.

• The growth of a money economy.

• The spread of Arabian mathematical, scientific, medical, and architectural knowledge.

• All of the above.

The final result of the Crusades was that the Muslim rulers led by Saladin, had complete control of the Holy Land.

• True

• False

The Crusaders (Western Europeans) who settled in the Middle East (Byzantine Empire) lived in the Crusade States.

• True

• False

Some Crusaders in the Crusader states

• were forced to remain and serve as slaves to the Turks and Muslims.

• took wives, possessed homes, and gained wealth.

• were kicked out by the Christians of the Byzantine Empire.