Start Of Crusades
End Of Crusades
During The Crusades
The Turks
Other
100

What was the Crusades centred around?

The city of Jurusalim 

100

How many Crusades were there all together?

9

100

Who was set to battle the knights?

The Turks

100

In 1065, Jurusalim was taken by who? 

The Turks

100

What goods were brought back to Europe?

Oil, spices and new variations of fruit. 

200

Who started fighting against each other to kick off the Crusades?

The Muslims and The Christians 

200

When did the last Crusade end?

1272

200

What good did Italian merchants bring to Europe that they didn't already have? 

Jewels, rug silk and satin

200

Who won the first crusades? 

The Turks. 

200

What certain spice was worth more than gold? 

Pepper/Peppercorn

300

When did the first Crusade begin?

1095

300

What were TWO results of the crusades for Europeans? 

contact with the Muslim civilisation and trades

300

What was the main trade route?

The Silk Road.

300

what were the Turks named after? 

They were named from a spices species of indigenous Turks Head cactus.  

300

What ideas did the crusaders do to defend them self?

They took home new ideas like using a bow

400

Who decided who went to the crusade?

The pope

400

What did the Muslims share with the Europeans?

Medicine, Astronomy, philosophy, mathematics, ancient literature. 

400

How were goods and resources moved?

To great expense to the towns they were moved by ships, boats, horse, mule and ox. 

400

True or False? The Turks came from the kingdom of ancient Persia

True

400

What was the main idea of crusades?

To stop expansion of Muslim states to reclaim Christianity of the holy. 

500

What were the crusades?

A religious war.

500

How did the Crusades end?

They ended when a Muslim group captured Acre in 1291

500

Why did the crusaders have such a violent reputation?

They were shamed for looting and killing innocent people.

500

What did the Turks become

Muslims. 

500

Why did the crusads lose?

Changes in Europe brought on the protestant reformation.

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