The Crusades Quiz
The Crusades were a series of wars, which were religious based, and which were sanctioned by the Latin American church in the medieval period. It is interesting to learn that wars were also religious and not just political. Enjoy.
- 1.
Crusades were
- A.
Wars for land
- B.
Religious wars
- C.
Adventures
- D.
Explorations
Correct Answer
B. Religious wars -
- 2.
The Crusades were fought in Egypt.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 3.
Jerusalem is holy city to what 3 major religions .
- A.
Muslims
- B.
Catholics
- C.
Baptist
- D.
Christians
- E.
Buddhist
- F.
Jews
Correct Answer(s)
A. Muslims
D. Christians
F. Jews -
- 4.
Considered Jerusalem the site of Solomon's temple.
- A.
Jews
- B.
Christians
- C.
Muslims
Correct Answer
A. Jews -
- 5.
Considers Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified and resurrected.
- A.
Christians
- B.
Jews
- C.
Muslims
Correct Answer
A. Christians -
- 6.
Type question here
- A.
Answer option 1
- B.
Answer option 2
- C.
Answer option 3
- D.
Answer option 4
Correct Answer
A. Answer option 1 -
- 7.
Considers Jerusalem the home to where Muhammad ascended to heaven.
- A.
Jews
- B.
Christians
- C.
Muslims
Correct Answer
C. Muslims -
- 8.
The Muslims occupied Jerusalem angering the Jews.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 9.
The Church Endorsed The Crusades to take up the cross.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 10.
The pope Urban II called for a crusade to return the city of Jerusalem back to the Christians in (1095) from
- A.
Muslims
- B.
Jews
Correct Answer
A. Muslims -
- 11.
First Crusades included
- A.
Knights a chance to employ their fighting skills
- B.
Kids
- C.
Peasants freedom from feudal bonds
- D.
Slaves
Correct Answer(s)
A. Knights a chance to employ their fighting skills
C. Peasants freedom from feudal bonds -
- 12.
Reasons to go on the first Crusade
- A.
To gain fighting skills
- B.
Promised immediate salvation in the heaven if killed
- C.
Promised land
- D.
Promised adventure
- E.
Promised wealth
Correct Answer(s)
B. Promised immediate salvation in the heaven if killed
D. Promised adventure
E. Promised wealth -
- 13.
The first crusades were a failure and the Jerusalem was captured back by the Christians.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 14.
After the 1st Crusade confidence was high in Europe.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 15.
During the 3rd Crusade Saladin was the Muslim who recaptured all of Jerusalem.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 16.
Type question here
- A.
Answer option 1
- B.
Answer option 2
- C.
Answer option 3
- D.
Answer option 4
Correct Answer
A. Answer option 1 -
- 17.
The Muslim who recaptured all of Jerusalem and was considered a great leader
Correct Answer
Saladin - 18.
During the 3rd Crusade Richard I
- A.
Died
- B.
Battled against Saladin and never regained Jerusalem
- C.
Won the Crusade
- D.
Ran home crying
Correct Answer
B. Battled against Saladin and never regained Jerusalem -
- 19.
Major effects of the Crusades
- A.
Kings started getting stronger
- B.
Feudalism started getting stronger
- C.
Feudalism began breaking up
- D.
Power of the church increased
- E.
Power of the church decreased a little
- F.
Europeans were exposed to new ideas.
- G.
Muslim scholars translate ancient works and are reintroduced to the Europeans
- H.
Europeans were not changed
- I.
Eastern goods were demanded in Europe
- J.
Trade decreased
- K.
Trade increased
- L.
Economy got better
Correct Answer(s)
A. Kings started getting stronger
C. Feudalism began breaking up
E. Power of the church decreased a little
F. Europeans were exposed to new ideas.
G. Muslim scholars translate ancient works and are reintroduced to the Europeans
I. Eastern goods were demanded in Europe
K. Trade increased -
- 20.
France and the Holy Roman Empire 11th and 12th century
- A.
Some men begin to gain more power and land
- B.
Lords began to desire these powerful men to lead them
- C.
Small communities start to form
- D.
Larger communities start to form
- E.
Eventually one leader of a larger group of people again.
- F.
Many leaders of many small groups
- G.
Leads to kings ruling countries
- H.
This process happened very quickly
- I.
This process took over 100 years.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Some men begin to gain more power and land
B. Lords began to desire these powerful men to lead them
D. Larger communities start to form
E. Eventually one leader of a larger group of people again.
G. Leads to kings ruling countries
I. This process took over 100 years. -
- 21.
England 11th and 12th century
- A.
William the Conqueror lands and takes over England in 1066
- B.
William's sons don't take over
- C.
William's sons take over after his death and power become consolidated.
- D.
Common Law
- E.
Many different laws
- F.
Law is based on custom and courts
- G.
Groups of men sworn to speak the truth and determine court cases called a Jury
Correct Answer(s)
A. William the Conqueror lands and takes over England in 1066
C. William's sons take over after his death and power become consolidated.
D. Common Law
F. Law is based on custom and courts
G. Groups of men sworn to speak the truth and determine court cases called a Jury -
- 22.
Magna Carta was formed in
Correct Answer(s)
1215 - 23.
The Magna Carta was
- A.
The king is above the law
- B.
No one is above the law
- C.
A set of laws
Correct Answer
B. No one is above the law -
- 24.
Magna Carta facts
- A.
Kings must answer to the law
- B.
Kings are above the law
- C.
Limits the power of the king
- D.
Gives the king all mighty power
- E.
Principle still used in the government today
- F.
Nobles have certain rights
- G.
Eventually rights are granted to all citizens
- H.
Rights were granted to all citizens right away
- I.
Become known as inalienable rights
- J.
Rights you are born with
Correct Answer(s)
A. Kings must answer to the law
C. Limits the power of the king
E. Principle still used in the government today
F. Nobles have certain rights
G. Eventually rights are granted to all citizens
I. Become known as inalienable rights
J. Rights you are born with -
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