Worksheets5.2 Christian Expansion in 11th and 12th Centuries
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
When the Christian Kings gained control of the Iberian Peninsula the encouraged people to settle there by giving them
trade permits
personal freedom
tax exemptions
all of the above
The Muslims asked the ___________ for help to defend themselves against the _____________
Almoravids, Christians
berbers ,Visigoths
Almoravids, Muslims
Almoravids, Visigoths
The Christian Kingdoms on the Iberian Peninsula were made up of
Jews, Hindus, Muslims
Jews, Christians, Buddhists
Jews, Christians, Hindus
Jews, Christians, Muslims
Many _______ & _________ philosophical and scientific texts arrived in Europe via Al - Andalus
Frankish, Roman
Greek, Latin
Muslim, Greek
Latin, Roman
Greek, Frankish
Christians in Al-Andalus were known as
Mozarabs
Mudéjares
Moriscos
Jews
Muslims in Christian territory were known as
Mozarabs
Mudéjares
Moriscos
Jews
Muslims in Christian territory forced to convert to Christianity in the 15th century were known as
Mozarabs
Mudéjares
Moriscos
Jews
Why could the Kingdom of Pamplona not expand?
It lost a war with neighboring Christian Kingdoms
It formed an alliance with Muslims neighbors
It shared borders with Christian neighbors so it could not conquer Muslim Land
Its army was leak and its finances were low.
True or False: Portugal became independent from Castile and León in the 12th century led by King Alfonso Enríquez
True
False
Why is the Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa so important?
The Almohad Empire collapsed
The Muslims never amounted a strong offensive on the Christian armies again?
Most Muslims in Castile fled to Granada
All of the Above are correct
Why is there a Statue of Ferdinand III in Plaza Nueva?
He united the entire Iberian Peninsula for Castile
He won the Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa
He conquered Seville in 1248 for the Kingdom of Castile
He built the Alcazar and La Giralda
What happened to the Muslims who were conquered by Aragón?
They fled to Granada
They were imprisoned or killed
They stayed in Christian territory but kept their religion and culture
They fled to North Africa or to the Kingdom of Toledo
By the end of the 13th century, Muslims who stayed on the Iberian Peninsula had moved to
Seville
Córdoba
Toledo
Granada
By the end of the 13th century, the center of scholarship, culture and tolerance among Jews, Muslims and Christians was
Seville
Córdoba
Toledo
Granada
