1. Ch.11.1 The Crusades Cornell Notes Bell Work-Too Much Power?
Daily Quiz
Article Notes- Pope Urban II 4 notes who & why
Crusade Video Notes (7 min.)
Class Notes
Extension: Mapping Activity

2. Bell work
What could happen if one group has too much power in a society?

4. Ch. 11 Notes
Crusades-A vigorous concerted movement against an abuse or for a cause and a remedial enterprise undertaken with zeal and enthusiasm.
Started when Alexuis I asked Europe for help fighting the Seljuk Turks (Muslims), Pope Urban II saw an opportunity to expand papal power & leadership.
Reasons for Going on the Crusades: “God Wills it!”
Desire to retake the Holy Land from the Turks.
Inspired by Faith.
Desire to acquire new lands & riches.
Love of adventure.
Desire for Spiritual rewards.

5. Crusades First Second Third Fourth Children’s Date 1096-1099 1147-1149
1212
Leader
Pope Urban II & French Nobles
King Louis VII
King Richard The Lion Heart
Pope Innocent III & French Knights
Noble Children
European Territories/Countries
France & Normandy
France & Holy Roman Empire
England & France
France
Venice
Origins not listed
Goals or Reason
Capture Antioch & Jerusalem
Holy land port cities
Recapture the Holy land and ports
Constantinople
Jerusalem
City or Area/ Result
Set Up new State in Holy Lands
Failed to capture Damascus
Treaty for ports in Palestine Acre & passage
Failed
Failed. Kids trick and sold off into slavery

6. Effects of the Crusades
Although unsuccessful in regaining the Holy Lands, the Crusades had many important political, social, and economical effects on Europe:
Political:
Power of Kings increased
Middle class developed
Social:
Hastened the decline of feudalism
New military weapons & tactics
Exchange of cultural ideas
Economic:
Rise of Italian cities
Desire for new products stimulated trade. SEA(Rice, sugar, lemons, apricots & melons)

7. Crusade Map Activity
With a blue-colored pencil, color and label the following bodies of water:
Baltic Sea North Sea Atlantic Ocean Red Sea
Adriatic Sea Black Sea Mediterranean Sea Aegean Sea
Label the Following:
Africa Spain France Holy Roman Empire
Sicily Palestine Asia Minor Byzantine Empire Saljuq Turks
3.With A second color, shade the Christian areas and add to key.
4.With a third color, shade and label the area controlled by the Muslims.
5.Locate and label the following cities:
Istanbul Rome Marseilles Tripoli Genoa Clermont
Vienna Antioch Jerusalem Paris Antioch Venice
Jerusalem Lyons Acre Dover Zadar Cyprus Lisbon
Tarsus Edessa Damascus Trieste
6.With a fourth color, shade and label the state/kingdoms established by the crusaders in the middle east.
7.Draw, in different colors, a series of arrows tracing the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Crusades