Roman Catholic Church & Crusades
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- Q1Which word means that kings were chosen by God to rule?holy rightall rightjust rightdivine right20sEditDelete
- Q2What word is a place where monks lived in isolation to dedicate their lives to God?Eastern Orthodox ChurchmonasteryfeudalismRoman Catholic Church20sEditDelete
- Q3How did the first universities begin?as churches spreading the word of Allahas a one room schoolhouses with a bell on the frontas schools to educate boys to become priestsas schools that ended in the 8th grade30sEditDelete
- Q4What developed around the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France?the first university in Europethe Holy Landthe Crusadesthe first school for boys to become priests30sEditDelete
- Q5What was a major source of stability and hope for the people of Medieval Europe?The Roman Catholic Churchthe Crusadesthe Plaguedoctors20sEditDelete
- Q6What three religions originate in the same part of the world?Buddhism, Christianity, and JudaismJudaism, Hinduism, and TaoismJudaism, Christianity, and IslamIslam, Christianity, and polytheism20sEditDelete
- Q7What makes the Holy Land holy to Christians?It was where the pope lived.It was controlled by the Muslims.It was in the Middle East.It's where Jesus was born, lived, and died.20sEditDelete
- Q8What other group names were associated with Muslims during this time?Turks and OttomansEuropeans and AsiansGreeks and TurksTurks and Byzantines20sEditDelete
- Q9What was one of the primary goals of the Crusades?to make the Holy Land controlled by Muslimsto excommunicate the popeto make the Holy Land controlled by Christiansto defend the manor from attack20sEditDelete
- Q10Why would so many Europeans agree to fight in the Crusades?They had nothing else to do with their time.They were afraid to fight other knights back in Europe.The pope promised forgiveness and entrance to heaven.It was their job30sEditDelete
- Q11Who called for people to fight in the First Crusade?CharlemagnePope FrancisPope Urban IIJulius Caesar30sEditDelete
- Q12What motivated Europeans to fight in the Crusades?a chance to claim land for themselvesall of thesespreading Christianityto get rich or find treasure30sEditDelete
- Q13Which Crusade was considered a success for Christianity?Second CrusadeThird CrusadeFourth CrusadeFirst Crusade30sEditDelete
- Q14Who ultimately regained control of the Holy Land?the Jewsthe Egyptiansthe Christiansthe Muslims20sEditDelete
- Q15Which is a true statement about the long-term impact of the Crusades?Kings and nobles lost control of their lands.The pope and the Roman Catholic Church became even stronger.Tension increased between Jews, Muslims, and Christians.There was peace for the first time in over 1000 years.30sEditDelete
- Q16What contributed to the decline of the church and the pope after the Crusades?So many lives were lost in the Crusades.No one believed in Jesus anymore.The pope died and left no heir to take his place.The churches were converted to mosques.30sEditDelete
- Q17What increased in western Europe after the Crusaders returned with new goods?religiontradeconflictland20sEditDelete
- Q18Once trade increased, what did Europeans begin to seek out?new trade routesspicesgoldnew roads20sEditDelete
- Q19Who were the Muslims that invaded and settled in Spain, on the Iberian Peninsula?the Turksthe Moorsthe Jewsthe Less20sEditDelete