The Crusades and Vikings

What is a Crusade?

• A journey to a sacred place

• A military expedition by European Christians to reclaim the Holy Land

• A sudden attack to steal resources

• A social system in medieval Europe

Which term describes a journey to a sacred place for religious purposes?

• Settlement

• Expedition

• Pilgrimage

• Conquest

The Norse people were primarily from which region?

• Eastern Europe

• Western Europe

• Middle East

• Scandinavia

What is the term for a sudden attack meant to steal or destroy?

• Raid

• Crusade

• Settlement

• Pilgrimage

Feudalism was a system where:

• Vikings controlled all the land

• Peasants owned their own property

• Religious leaders ruled everything

• Nobles exchanged land use for protection

Vikings were known for being:

• Religious pilgrims

• Seafaring raiders

• Land-based farmers

• Holy Land defenders

A settlement refers to:

• A community in a new territory

• A religious journey

• A military attack

• A trading system

The term "religious" means:

• To go on a journey

• To attack suddenly

• Having strong belief in a higher power

• To explore new lands

What is a conquest?

• A peaceful agreement

• A trading partnership

• A type of boat

• Taking control through military force

An expedition is:

• A system of government

• A journey for a specific purpose

• A type of settlement

• A religious ceremony