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WorksheetsCrusades Test
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
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
Anyone who questioned the principles or beliefs of the church was called a heretic
True
False
During the Children's Crusade many of the crusaders were sold into slavery
True
False
All of the Crusades failed to regain land
True
False
Some crusaders only participated to gain land and wealth
True
False
A cross of cloth on their clothes identified the crusaders as Christians
True
False
The Crusades helped to unite eastern and western Europeans
True
False
The Crusades helped to make feudalism stronger
True
False
The Muslims won the Crusades
True
False
A group of unprepared youth tried to regain the Holy Land for Christians
Children's Crusade
Crusade of Kings
Noble's Crusade
Peasant's Crusade
The only Crusade that succeeded in capturing Jerusalem
Children's Crusade
Crusade of Kings
Noble's Crusade
Peasant's Crusade
This Crusade began when the nobles were taking too long to organize
Children's Crusade
Crusade of Kings
Noble's Crusade
Peasant's Crusade
This Crusade was meant to regain Jerusalem from Saladin
Children's Crusade
Crusade of Kings
Noble's Crusade
Peasant's Crusade
The Crusades led to a growth in
diseases
hunger
religion
trade
__________ are military expeditions to the Holy Land
Battles
Crusades
Inquisitions
Offensives
The _______ took control of Christian shrines in Jerusalem leading to the Crusades
Byzantines
Jews
Romans
Turks
_________ was the Muslim leader who signed a truce with Richard
Abu Bakr
Ali
Muhammad
Saladin
Church courts that tried heretics
Communion
Inquisition
Interrogation
Trial by Ordeal
The title given to the Middle Ages due to the importance of the Roman Catholic Church
Age of Faith
Catholic Enclave
Roman Revolution
Time of Holy Trinity
When beliefs and opinions conflict with official church teachings
blasphemy
counterpoint
heresy
transgression
Money or goods paid to the church that is equal to about 10% of your income
alms
inquisition
offerings
tithes
