Franks, Saxons, Invaders
___ practiced Christianity
Franks
After the Crusades thoughts from Muslim thinkers made their way to ____
Europe
They were accused of causing the Black Death, forced to relocate, and forbidden from practicing their religion.
The Jews
Made non-Christians fearful because they were ___
different
Cultural blending aka
cultural infusion
The Gauls were conquered in 480 CE by the Christian _________.
Franks
Christians and ___ fought wars called the Crusades
Muslims
This arose from tensions between the ___ and his ___ and resulted in diminished royal power.
The English king/barons
The Inquisition led to the mistreatment and punishment of
Muslims and Jews
The area where Jesus preached, lived and died was called ___ in ___
the holy land/Palenstine
___ invaded the smallest area.
Magyar
3 reasons the Crusades failed
Poor planning, fighting among themselves, and being outnumbered by the Muslims
One result of the Black Death was that ___ and ___ shortages along with a push for social and political change
labor/goods
Wanted ___ to be the only religion
Christianity
Medieval European discrimination and social division is an example of
The effects of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish interactions
Played a significant role in Europe by leading several invasions
Muslims, Vikings, Magyers
As a result of the Crusades ___ and ___ expanded their trade between themselves
Europe/Asia
Sing a part from "Fleas on Rats"
Hahaha
Who initiated the Spanish Inquisition?
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
Was influenced by the church's dominance of art and education
the lifestyle and culture in Europe
Franks and Vikings battled for superiority over
art and cultural exchanges
Europeans wanted to protect the ___ from ___
Holy Land/Muslim rule
Name 3 things that account for the rapid spread of the Black Death
rats, poor hygiene, and a virulent virus
When was the Spanish Inquisition established?
1478
War affects trade by
disrupting trade routes and altering relationships