Effects/causes
Effects (post-Crusades)
Causes
Vocab
People + motivations
100

what religion was caught in the crossfire?

Judaism / Jewish people were attacked during the Crusades

100

what era/time did the Crusades bring western Europe out of?

the Medieval/Dark ages

100

which two religions were fighting?

Islam and Christianity

100

Crusade

Military expedition taken by European Christians during the Middle Ages in a quest to reclaim the Holy Land 

100

What was promised to Christians who fought?

Salvation

200

WHY did two branches of Christianity work together?

The Byzantine Empire felt threatened

200

What happened to the bond between Orthodox and Catholics post-Cruades?

The bond is RUINED permanently

200

what is the name of the land that is being fought over

Jerusalem

200

Salvation

Deliverance/release from sin, harm or any type of destruction 



200

What people wanted to escape bondage?

Serfs

300

what two branches of Christianity 'worked together' for the first two Crusades?

Eastern Orthodox and Catholicism

300
What did Serfs do after the Crusades?

They decided to NOT go back to their manors

300

where is the land that they are fighting over located?

Middle East

300

Anti-Semitism 

Hostility towards, or prejudice against Jews 




300

what was the name of the Pope during this time?

Pope Urban II

400

What happened to Jews during/immediately after the Crusades?

- Worsened position in society

-legal restrictions imposed

- part of anti-Semitism history

(name 2/3 to earn credit)

400
What system ( Western Europe) was no longer popular post-Crusades?

Feudalism

400

What city was being threatened?

 Constantinople

400

Jihad

A holy war or struggle waged by Muslims as part of their religious duty

400

Who was the Sultan of Egypt during this time?

Saladin

500

What was the name of the people who took over Jerusalem?

Seljuk Turks

500

What happened (Education-wise) post Crusades?

Books that were in Arabic got translated into Latin and paper was introduced.

500

what happened during the FOURTH Crusade?

The two branches of Christianity that once worked together are now fighting in Constantinople

500

Infidel

Literally means “one without faith;” offensive term used to describe Muslims or Christians during the Crusades 



500

BONUS ( not learned in class -- this will count as 750 points): Who was one of Saladins enemy, fighting for Jerusalem? and what disease did he have?

King Baldwin IV

Leprosy