Which of the following conflicts was between the Muslims and Christians in the city of Jerusalem? It led to disagreements between the Muslims and Christians from then on.

Which of the following conflicts was fought between France and England over the control of France? This will lead to France and England remaining independent countries.

Which of the following conflicts occurred when Ferdinand and Isabella decided that they were going to kick out all of the Jews and Muslims out of their country?

Which of the following conflicts occurred when Carthage attacked Rome in hopes of controlling the Mediterranean Sea? The Romans win and will control all of the Mediterranean.

Which of the following conflicts occurred when Xerxes crosses the Aegean Sea in hopes of controlling Greece? Xerxes and the Persians will lose, leading to Athen's Golden Age.

Which of the following conflicts occurred when Athens created the Delian League and attacked Sparta and the Peloponnesian League? This war will lead to the weakening of Greece and fall to Alexander the Great.

Which of the following conflicts occurred when the Byzantine Empire grew weak from the 4th Crusade and the Muslims from the south came up and took over their capital city?

Which of the following conflicts resulted with the Second Triumvirate failing and the Roman Empire starting?

Which of the following conflicts resulted with the falling of the Roman Republic and the assassination of a great military general?

Which of the following events included an unloyal army, an empire that was too big to protect, a weak political system, and being conquered by barbarians?

Which of the following people wrote about absolute power and using anything (including violence and war) to get it?

The Aryans came in and took over what Empire? When they did this, they introduced the caste system.

What system was put into place to try to prevent further barbarian conquest in Europe? It focused on protection.

Which of the following groups of people were focused on the military and warfare?