Crusdaes And Slavery

Question 1

Pilgrimage

Answer 1

A journey taken to a place of religious importance

Question 2

Sanctity of life

Answer 2

Belief that all life is god given and and sacred

Question 3

Ten Commandments

Answer 3

Law for how people should live, given to Moses by god in the Old Testament

Question 4

What does genesis say

Answer 4

That god created humans in his own ‘image’ and ‘likeness’

Question 5

What rule did Jesus teach

Answer 5

He helped people, in need and taught the golden rule, “do for others what you want them to do for you”

Question 6

How does the golden rule influence how Christian’s live

Answer 6

They believe no matter what people have done or the way they were raised they are still important and worthy. Therefore they treat everyone with the same respect they treat themselves

Question 7

What happened 17th and 19th centuries

Answer 7

White Europeans and Americans captured black Africans and transported them to the USA in terrible conditions. Many Africans died on the slave ships. Those that survived were sold to wealthy white Christian and forced to work for them

Question 8

How did slaver owners justify their actions

Answer 8

By saying that Paul’s letters in the bible he refers to slaves and masters showing he accepted ska very

Question 9

What did other Christian’s believe about slavery

Answer 9

That it was against the bibles teachings about equality’s and the sanctity of life

Question 10

What did Christian’s do about slavery

Answer 10

Led campaigns to abolish slavery in many countries(Britain and America).

Question 11

What still remained d a problem after slavery was abolished

Answer 11

Racism

Question 12

Who fought against racism,

Answer 12

Christian leaders such as Martin Luther King used Bible teaching to argue that racism was wrong. King encouraged his supporters to peacefully protest against racism and follow the teaching to love and pray for their enemies

Question 13

What were the 11 and 13th century wars known as and who by

Answer 13

Christian’s fought in wars known as crusades

Question 14

What year did powerful groups of Muslims conquer Jerusalem

Answer 14

1079

Question 15

What was the concern after Muslims began to rule Jerusalem

Answer 15

That they might be banned from visiting the church of the holy sepulchre in Jerusalem 

Question 16

What was the holy sepulchre

Answer 16

A popular pilgrimage site for Christians because they believed it was where Jesus was resurrected

Question 17

What was another worry of Muslims ruling Jerusalem

Answer 17

Christians were also worried that Islam was expanding into the Christian city of Constantinople (present day Istanbul)

Question 18

What year did pope urban call on people and what for

Answer 18

In 1095 pope urban ll called for an army of ‘ soldiers of Christ ‘ to march across Europe as part of what became known as the first Crusade 

Question 19

What did the pope promise the participants

Answer 19

They would be forgiven for their past sins and guaranteed a place in heaven

Question 20

How may crusader and how far

Answer 20

Approximately 60,000 crusaders began the journey of nearly 5000 km

Question 21

What did the crusaders do to avoid starvation

Answer 21

Some of them eat dogs and rats. There were even rumours that they eat human flesh.

Question 22

What did the crusaders do on journey

Answer 22

Looted may villages and killed a large number of Jews on the journey

Question 23

How may crusaders survived the journey

Answer 23

On,y 15,000 crusaders survived the 4 year journey

Question 24

What happens despite the crusaders decreased numbers

Answer 24

He managed to conquer the city of Jerusalem

Question 25

What did the crusaders so once inside the city

Answer 25

Looted the Islamic holy site known as the dome of the Rock and massacred the Muslim and Jewish population many were tortured and burned alive

Question 26

Persecution

Answer 26

Hostility or il treatment of someone especially based of race, political or religious belifes

Question 27

Martyred

Answer 27

Kill dead for your beliefs

Question 28

Militants

Answer 28

Individuals or groups who used violence to spread their ideas

Question 29

Radicals

Answer 29

People who use violence to enforce, change or reform

Question 30

Ordained

Answer 30

Mad e a priest or bishop in a special ceremony

Question 31

Patriarchal

Answer 31

A term to describe a culture dominated and controlled by men

Question 32

North Korea

Answer 32

Thought to be the most dangerous place to be a Christian Hundreds and thousands of. Christian’s have disappeared here but it is suspected that 200,000 to 400,000 still live there. 25% of these Christian’s are in prison camps and are forced to difficult work in terrible conditions. They are also tortured. There has also been reports of Christian’s being publicly executed. All of this is because Christina’s refuse to worship the countries leader Kim Jong-un. North Korean authorities try to keep their persecution a. Secret from the outside world and have been known to place actors in churches to make I seem as though religious freedom is allowed.

Question 33

Myanmar

Answer 33

In 2007 a reported appeared in Myanmar called ‘the programme to destroy the Christian religion in Burma’. It is thought that the report came from the government. The first line of the report was ‘ there will be no home where the Christina religion is practiced. It then gave guidance on how to get rid of Christianity saying ‘it is gentle religion-utilise its weaknesses, the guidance said anyone spreading the Cristian message should be put in prison. In recent years there have been reports of churches being burned down. Christina’s are persecuted because the leader wants the country to follow the official religion-Buddhism. Many Christian’s have been driven out of their home and in 2010 there was a helicopter attack on Christian areas that killed thousands

Question 34

Iraq(Baghdad )

Answer 34

Christianity has probably existed here since the 1st century. But today Christian’s live in constant fear of violence. There are 65 churches in the capital city of Baghdad . Since 2003 40 of theses have been bombed a least once. In 2010 a militants group entered a Catholic Church and killed 58 people including the preist. On Christmas Day 2013 2 Gombe were dropped. One next to a church worshipping killing 24 people and one next to a market killing 11 people. In 1991 there were approximately 1.5 million Christian’s now there is as little as 150,000. Some have fled but most killed