Crusades Test

The Turks gained control of Palestine, which was known to Christians as

• The Christian Home

• Constantinople

• The Holy Land

• The Roman Empire

The Crusades were an attempt to

• regain the Holy Land

• spread Christianity

• reunite the Byzantine Empire

• unite Germany and Italy

The Second Crusade resulted in the crusaders'

• capture of Damascus

• capture of Palestine

• defeat at Damascus

• defeat at Palestine

The disastrous march by young people to regain the Holy Land is known as

• Children's Crusade

• Fourth Crusade

• Last Crusade

• Young People's Crusade

One positive result of the Crusades was

• a cultural exchange of ideas

• an increase in the emperor's power

• the French rise to power

• an increase in the Pope's power

The purpose of the Crusades was for Christians to regain the Holy Land from the

• Byzantines

• Christians

• Jews

• Muslim Turks

The Crusaders captured Jerusalem and

• exiled the Jews

• exiled the Muslims

• killed the Muslims and Jews

• made peace with the people

The Third Crusade was the result of the recapturing of Jerusalem by

• Frederick Barbarossa

• the Byzantines

• Saladin

• the Turks

An indirect result of the Crusades was that commerce

• declined and the power of the kings declined

• declined and the kings gained more power

• increased and the power of the kings increased

• increased and the power of the kings decreased

The march to Palestine was difficult because of

• the hot weather

• a lack of leadership

• a lack of soldiers

• poor weapons