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Middle Ages and the Church
A holy war
Monks lived in this religious community.
Middle Ages and the Church
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Monks lived in this religious community.
monastery
convent
castle
church
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A holy war
World War
Crusades
Colonial War
Civil War
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Crusaders wore this on their clothes as a sign of obedience to the Pope's call.
Medal of Honor
Red Ribbon
Red Cross
Christian pin
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The number of Christians who answered Pope Urban's call to fight for Jerusalem.
1,000,000
10,000
100,000
100,000,000
5
What happened to slavery due to the bubonic plague?
Ended - all the serfs died
Freedom of slaves - slaves were paid and some rented manors from nobles
Freedom of slaves - slaves had the option of whether they wanted to stay
Ended - not enough serfs to work the land for free
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Christian leaders asked this Pope to call on European Christians to defend Jerusalem.
Leo
Benedict
John
Urban II
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Nuns lived in these religious communities.
Dormitory
Monastery
Church
Convent
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By year 1000, most people belonged to what type of religion?
Hebrew
Buddhism
Christianity
Muslim
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The soldiers who fought in the Crusades.
Seljuk Turks
Warriors
Crusaders
Samurai
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How many Crusades did a Pope call for in all?
19
1
90
9
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During the Middle Ages these men devoted their lives to religion and copied and illustrated ancient texts.
nuns
monks
bishops
priests
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In the 1300's, this plague struck Europe - spread from the fleas on rats to people.
Bubonic Plague
Plague of Athens
The Coronavirus
Black Death
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Marco Polo followed this trade route on his explorations.
Spice Route
Incense Route
Venice trails
Silk Road
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This city is considered holy by Jews, Christians and Muslims.
Jerusalem
Madrid
Paris
Rome
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What did Crusaders die from before they got into war?
rabies
sickness
black plague
hunger
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Great big churches are called this.
Cathedral
Monastery
A parish hall
Church
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This explorer was from Venice, Italy and stayed in China for 21 years-returning and telling stories of his adventures.
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Urban II
Lorenzo de Medici
Marco Polo
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These women devoted their lives to the religious life dedicated to prayer and learning.
Maidens
Ministers
Nuns
Bishops
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The number of Christians who died just on the journey to defend Jerusalem.
5,000,000
500,000
5,000
50,000
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This religious leader controls smaller churches.
Cardinal
Bishop
Pope
Priest
21
The pope in Rome and Christian leaders fought over who should lead the church. They split into what 2 empires?
Israelites and Egyptians
Buddhists and Confusion-ism
Byzantine and Eastern Orthodox
Mohammad and Allah
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How many people died of the bubonic plague?
3,800
38,000
38
38,000,000
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Why did the bubonic plague travel down the Silk Road?
The bubonic plague is a cause of the silk trade.
Silk is silky and things can travel fast on silky things.
It was a trade route with a lot of people on it.
Sick people were sold into slavery on this road.
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Skilled workers illustrate biblical events on these.
edics
stained glass windows
notebooks
church floors
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By 1291 who controlled Jerusalem?
Muslims
Christians
Buddhists
Jews
26
Where did the bubonic plague begin?
Rome
Gobi Desert
Silk Road
Paris
27
How many years did the bubonic plague affect Europe?
1
130
13
100
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BONUS: Worth 2000 points: Who was Eleanor of Aquitaine?
King Louis V wife
Queen who rode with the Crusaders into battle.
Queen who urged Pope Urban II to begin the Crusades.
A great explorer who traveled the Silk Road - brought back stories of China
29
These Muslim soldiers captured Jerusalem in 1071 AD.
Prophets of Mohammad
Byzantine warriors
Crusaders
Seljuk Turks
30
Who led the western European churches?
Monks
Bishop
Priest
Pope
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A cathedral took 600 years to build in this city.
Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza, Spain.
The Baltimore Basilica in Baltimore, Maryland
Notre Dame in Paris, France
Cologne Cathedral in Cologne, Germany
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What changed as a result of the Crusades?
serfs were freed
people began to travel more after hearing about the amazing Muslim cities
serfs fought in wars for the pope
nobles sold their estates