In what way were the Crusades a success for European civilizations?

They prevented Muslim invasions into Europe.

They weakened the power of the Catholic Church in Europe.

They unified the monarchies of Europe.

They decreased trade between Europe and Asia.

Why did Europeans invade the Middle East during the Middle Ages?

They wanted to regain control of the Holy Land.

They wanted to expand feudalism in the Middle East.

They wanted to invade and control the subcontinent of India.

They wanted to gain access to trade with Africa.

Missionaries had the greatest impact on what aspect of Christianity?

its spread into Africa and Asia

its influence on monarchies in Europe

its impact on trade between the Americas

How did increased trade in Europe impact the spread of the Bubonic Plague?

It spread the plague throughout communities.

It helped communities receive the cure for the plague.

It allowed people to travel away from where the plague spread.

It provided a religious explanation for the plague.

Why did so many Europeans fight for the Crusades in Europe?

They were promised entrance into heaven.

They were forced to by the government.

They wanted to explore the world.

They were killed if they did enter the fighting.

Why did European monarchs support the First Crusade?

to end Islamic control of the Holy Lands

to decrease the influence of the Catholic Church

to prevent the expansion of Chinese dynasties

to protect trade routes to Asia

Why did European leaders begin the Crusades in the 11th century?

to remove Muslim rulers from the Holy Land

to protect European colonies in Africa

In what way could the Crusades be viewed as a failure?

Crusaders never gained permanent control of the Holy Land.

The Holy Land was completely destroyed.

New ideas and inventions spread into Europe.

Trade between Europe and Asia increased.

What was one result of the Black Plague in Europe?

Europe's population decreased between 30% to 60%

Life expectancy of the people went up.

People started to eat healthier.

People started to take care of their hygiene.

How did the Islamic cultures of Africa and the Middle East impact the Scientific Revolution?

They developed many mathematic principles that supported scientific principles.

They destroyed many written works of European scientists and philosophers.

They created schools in Northern Europe to teach astronomy and chemistry.

They prevented Asian ideas and inventions from reaching Europe.

Which outcome was a result of the medieval Crusades?

greater knowledge of European geography

spread of Christianity throughout the world

European advances in architecture and science

peace between Muslims and Christians

Why did the Catholic Church call for the First Crusade?

to bring the Holy Lands under Christian control

to increase trade with Muslim civilizations

to prevent the expansion of the Mongol armies

to decrease the influence of Hinduism on the Holy Lands

What was the main goal of the Catholic Church during the Crusades?

to gain control of the Holy Lands

to protect European trade routes

What was an unintended consequence of Western Europeans travelling to the Middle East to fight in the Crusades?

increased trade and economic activity

a merging of Islam and Christianity

a decrease in use of slave labor

What is one characteristic of the routes taken by crusaders?

Most crusaders traveled through Constantinople.

Many crusaders traveled through Rome.

Few crusaders actually made it to their destination.

What was a major goal of the Christian Church during the Crusades?

to force Islamic leaders out of the Holy Land

to convert people in Europe to Christianity

to bring peace and prosperity to the Middle East

to stop the spread of feudalism into the Middle East

What impact did the Crusades have on the feudal system?

They weakened feudalism since many nobles were killed or lost their wealth.

They reinforced feudalism because it strengthened the bonds between nobles and peasants.

They encouraged feudalism since more peasants took on military roles for the nobles.

They ended feudalism since nobles and peasants adopted the economic system used in the Holy Land.

What was one positive impact that the Crusades had on European society?

Islam did not spread outside the Middle East.

European militaries were weakened.

According to this chart, which is a true statement?

The Crusades took place across several centuries and locations.

The Crusades were an immediate failure for Europe.

The Crusades were an overwhelming success for Europe.

The Crusades did not have the support of different nations.

Which outcome was a direct result of the Crusades?

The manor system was abolished.

The European monarchies were overthrown.

What was one major outcome of the Crusades?

D. Trade between Europe and Asia increased.

A. Europeans gained permanent control of the Holy Land.

B. Islam became the dominant religion in Europe.

C. The feudal system gained strength in the Middle East.

Why do many historians consider the Crusades to be a failure for European monarchies?

Europeans never gained permanent control of the Holy Lands.

Europeans increased the size and strength of their militaries.

Europeans increased trade with Asia.

Europeans gained new technologies.

How did the Crusades have a positive impact on Europe?

They increased interaction between Europe and outside cultures.

They decreased the population of Europe.

They increased conflicts between Europe and the Middle East.

They decreased the popularity of Christianity in Europe.

Some historians have made this claim about the Crusades. "The Crusades are one of history’s most successful failures." Which statement explains this idea?

B. The Crusades did not achieve their original purpose but did bring about positive changes in Europe.

A. European nations were able to capture the Holy Land, but they did not keep it for very long.

C. The Crusades lasted a long time but did not have any permanent consequences on Europe.

D. The Holy Land was not freed by the Christian crusaders, but the power of the Catholic Church was strengthened.

What goal were Europeans attempting to achieve by beginning the Crusades?

They wanted to regain control of the Holy Land from the Turks.

They wanted to aid the Turks in conquering the Holy Land.

They wanted to expand their trade routes into the Middle East.

They wanted to create the Jewish state of Israel.

In what way were the Crusades a success?

They spread Christianity outside of Europe.

They gave Christians permanent control of the Holy Land.

They decreased the military power of Europe.

What impact did the Crusades have on the feudal system?

They weakened feudalism since many nobles were killed or lost their wealth and fortunes.

They reinforced feudalism because it strengthened the bonds between nobles and peasants.

They encouraged feudalism since more peasants took on military roles for the nobles.

They ended feudalism since nobles and peasants adopted the economic system used in the Holy Land.

Some historians have made this claim about the Crusades. "The Crusades are one of history's most successful failures." Which statement explains this idea?

B. The Crusades did not achieve their original purpose but did bring about positive changes in Europe.

A. European nations were able to capture the Holy Land, but they did not keep it for very long.

C. The Crusades lasted a long time but did not have any permanent consequences on Europe.

D. The Holy Land was not freed by the Christian crusaders, but the power of the Catholic Church was strengthened.

MC 34, 35 Part1 Quiz

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which historical figure helped inspire European involvement during the Crusades?

Charlemagne

Joan of Arc

Saladin

Pope Urban II

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which number correctly identifies the region in which most conflicts of the Crusades took place?

1

2

3

4

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

According to this quote, why did the Catholic Church start the Crusades?

to increase trade

to decrease taxes

to regain control of the Holy Lands

to adopt Muslim beliefs

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How did the increased interaction between Europe and Asia during the Crusades impact European politics?

It inspired monarchs to explore and develop trade with the New World.

It forced monarchs into isolationism.

It increased the power of the Catholic Church.

It weakened the power of the monarchs as war ended most trade.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which wars took place over centuries in the Middle East and Europe between Muslims and Christians?

the Hundred Years War

the Trade Conflicts

the Thirty Years War

the Crusades

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which present day country was the Crusades fought over?

Egypt

Iran

Israel

Syria

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was an effect of the Crusades?

Trade increased between Europe and the Middle East.

The Catholic Church promoted tolerance of Muslims.

More European countries adopted feudalism.

Christians gained permanent control of the Holy Land.

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MC 34, 35 Part1

Which historical figure helped inspire European involvement during the Crusades?

Which number correctly identifies the region in which most conflicts of the Crusades took place?

According to this quote, why did the Catholic Church start the Crusades?

How did the increased interaction between Europe and Asia during the Crusades impact European politics?

Which wars took place over centuries in the Middle East and Europe between Muslims and Christians?

Which present day country was the Crusades fought over?

What was an effect of the Crusades?

This illustration depicts fighting that took place in the Middle East. What conflict does this illustration show?

In what way were the Crusades a success for European civilizations?

The Crusades led to military conflicts between which two regions?

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