World History Unit 4Why did the Christians and Muslims fight in the Crusades?

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Why did the Christians and Muslims fight in the Crusades?

To gain control of the Holy Land

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 Who extended the

Cluniac Reforms to the entire church and 

excommunicated Henry IV?

Pope Gregory VII

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 What were the

Crusades?

Series of 9 wars fought between Christians and Muslims for control of the Holy Land

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What disease was spread by fleas on rats?

Bubonic Plague

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What caused a decline in the population of 

Medieval Europe and was thought to have been 

God’s punishment?

Bubonic Plague

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What caused the growth of towns and cities in 

Medieval Europe?

Rise of the merchant class due to increased trade

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 What was a major goal of the Christians in the Crusades?

To recapture the Holy Land and Jerusalem

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 What lasting impact was a result of the Crusades that still exists today?

Bitter division between Christians and Muslims

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What is feudalism?

System in which land was exchanged for military service and loyalty

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 What was a major 

accomplishment of 

Charlemagne? 

He helped found schools that became the 

educational model for 

Medieval Europe

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What is the body of law developed within the church?

Canon Law

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Who held most of the power within Medieval society? 

The Pope

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Who was the spiritual leader of the Roman 

Catholic Church?

The Pope

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 What was the role of the church in Medieval Europe?

To spread Christianity and worship God, the Church was the center of life at this time

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What was the

manorial system?

Manor=lord’s estate where peasants farmed in exchange for food, shelter, and protection

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What is a serf?

A peasant that is bound to the land 

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 What was the term for the complex system of relationships between people of different 

classes?

feudalism

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What Cluniac Reform was the main cause of conflict between Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV?

The church had the 

authority to choose its officials, not kings or 

nobles

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 Why was 

Charlemagne important in Medieval Europe?

He revived Latin 

learning and created a unified empire

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What was the main issue and reason for the Crusades?

Religion/religious disagreements

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What was the biggest disrupter to the social 

structure of Medieval 

Europe?

The spread of Bubonic Plague

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 How did the Crusades impact trade between 

Europe and the Islamic World?

It led to increased trade due to greater demand for goods introduced during the Crusades