Crusades Flashcards

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1
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What is Jerusalem known as for Christians?

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Where Jesus was crucified and resurrected

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What do Jews refer to Jerusalem as?

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Zion, God’s own city, site of Solomon’s temple

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What significance does Jerusalem hold for Muslims?

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3rd holiest city, where Muhammad ascended to heaven

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What did Pope Urban call for regarding the Crusades?

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Expel that wicked race from our Christian lands. Christ commands.

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What does the term ‘Crusade’ derive from?

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Latin ‘crux’ meaning cross

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What does it mean for Crusaders to ‘take up the cross’?

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To recover Holy Land from Muslim control

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7
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How many military expeditions were part of the Crusades?

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Nine

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Why did knights go on a Crusade?

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  • Use fighting skills
  • Adventure
  • Possible wealth or instant salvation if killed
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9
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What motivated peasants to join the Crusades?

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Freedom from feudal bonds

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What were the Pope’s motivations for wanting a Crusade?

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  • Increase power in Europe
  • Heal split between Roman Catholic and Byzantine/Greek Orthodox Church
  • Land in the Middle East for Europe’s growing population
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When did the First Crusade take place?

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1096 – 1099

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What happened to Jews and Muslims during the First Crusade?

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Killed on the way to capturing Jerusalem

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13
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What was created by some crusaders after the First Crusade?

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Palestine

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14
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When did the Second Crusade occur?

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1147 – 1149

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What happened during the Second Crusade?

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Crusaders failed to recover lands taken by Seljuk Turks

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16
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Who led the Third Crusade?

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Richard the Lionheart of England

17
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What significant event occurred in 1187 regarding Jerusalem?

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Saladin united Muslims and took Jerusalem

18
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What was the outcome of Saladin’s truce?

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He keeps the city and allows pilgrims access

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What was unusual about the Fourth Crusade?

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Crusaders attacked the Christian city of Constantinople instead of going to Jerusalem

20
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What was one effect of the Crusades on feudalism?

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Feudalism broke down, kings gained authority over Pope & nobles

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What was a consequence of the Crusades for Muslims, Christians, and Jews?

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Bitterness among the groups

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What happened to the Byzantine Empire as a result of the Crusades?

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What did the interactions during the Crusades lead to?

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Establishment of trade networks

24
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What was the goal of the Reconquista?

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To create a Christian Spain

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Who were the key figures in the Reconquista?
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain
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What was the purpose of the Inquisition?
To try people accused of heresy
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Who did Isabella target during the Inquisition?
Jews and Muslims in Spain
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What was the fate of those who refused to convert to Christianity during the Inquisition?
Tortured or burned at the stake
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What was one effect of the Inquisition on Spain's population?
More than 150,000 people fled Spain in fear
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What was the result of achieving religious unity in Spain?
Achieved at a huge price
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How did Spain's economy suffer due to the Inquisition?
Loss of skilled and educated people