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1. Crusades 100. Define crusade. Crusades 200. This area was the center of conflict during the Crusades. Crusades 300. Three causes of the Crusades were…. Crusades 400 DAILY DOUBLE. This Muslim leader is responsible for turning the tide of the Crusades. Crusades 500. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Crusades Medieval Leaders

Society & Culture

The Church

Impt. Events

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Crusades 100

Define crusade.

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Crusades 200

This area was the center of conflict during the Crusades.

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Crusades 300

Three causes of the Crusades were…

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Crusades 400DAILY DOUBLEThis Muslim leader is

responsible for turning the tide of the Crusades.

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Crusades 500

The Crusades resulted in this unfortunate long term effect.

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Medieval Leaders 100

During his papacy, the Crusades occurred.

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Medieval Leaders 200

He unified Western Europe for the first time since the fall of

Rome.

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Medieval Leaders 300

During the Third Crusade, this English king valiantly failed in his quest to retake Jerusalem.

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Medieval Leaders 400

He was the king of England who called the first Parliament.

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Medieval Leaders 500

This French king was responsible for greatly expanding royal power,

increasing French national pride, and winning the Hundred

Years’ War.

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Society & Culture 100

This institution was a source of stability and power in Medieval

Europe.

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Society & Culture 200

These were the political and economic systems of Medieval

Europe respectively.

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Society & Culture 300

This type of architecture features semi-circular arches.

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Society & Culture 400DAILY DOUBLE

Medieval artwork differs from Ancient artwork in this way.

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Society & Culture 500

This type of architecture features flying buttresses, ribbed vaults, and pointed

arches.

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The Church 100

Define excommunication.

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The Church 200

Define interdict.

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The Church 300

Explain the Benedictine Rule.

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The Church 400

Name two functions of monks and nuns in Medieval Europe.

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The Church 500

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Important Events 100

This battle stopped Muslim armies from advancing through

Western Europe.

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Important Events 200

In 1291, these ended.

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Important Events 300

In 1453, this event occurred bringing about the Ottoman

Empire.

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Important Events 400

This event caused Europe to fall into a period of chaos, instability, and illiteracy.

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Important Events 500The signing of this document

would forever change the development of the monarchy in England, especially when

compared to France.

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FINAL JEOPARDYENGLAND

This Norman leader successfully conquered England in 1066.