The Crusades and the Wider WorldThe Crusades and the Wider WorldTerms, People, and placesTerms, People, and places

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Critical Thinking/Comprehension Critical Thinking/Comprehension QuestionsQuestions

What civilizations were flourishing around 1050? How did they What civilizations were flourishing around 1050? How did they compare to Europe?compare to Europe?

Who were the Seljuk Turks?Who were the Seljuk Turks? How did the Seljuk Turks change the situation in the Middle How did the Seljuk Turks change the situation in the Middle

East?East? What motivated Europeans to participate in the Crusades?What motivated Europeans to participate in the Crusades? What was the outcome of the Crusades?What was the outcome of the Crusades? Why did the Crusades leave a legacy of religious hatred?Why did the Crusades leave a legacy of religious hatred? How did the Crusades increase trade?How did the Crusades increase trade? How did the trade lead to wider world view?How did the trade lead to wider world view? Summarize the effects of the Crusades.Summarize the effects of the Crusades. Given the emotions aroused by the Crusades, how do you think Given the emotions aroused by the Crusades, how do you think

European Christians regarded Muslim control of a part Europe?European Christians regarded Muslim control of a part Europe? How was the unified state of Spain formed?How was the unified state of Spain formed? Why was unification important?Why was unification important? What was the reconquista?What was the reconquista?

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Political, and Economic Effects of the Political, and Economic Effects of the CrusadesCrusades