The Crusades: causes, journeys and what changed in trade and ideas

Grade 7 Social Studies Worksheet

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Which box in the Rhineland chain leads to two effects, Bo asks?

    • No box in this chain leads to two effects
    • Bands of Crusaders gather in the Rhine valley first
    • The attacks on the Jewish communities, May 1096
    • The communities rebuild their towns
  2. Which box in the Saladin chain leads to two effects, Esme asks?

    • The treaty signed in September 1192
    • No box in this chain leads to two effects
    • Saladin unites the Muslim rulers of Egypt and Syria
    • Jerusalem surrenders to Saladin, October 1187
  3. What two effects came from the attacks of May 1096, Jun asks?

    • Just one effect: the towns were rebuilt
    • The bands gathered, and Henry IV sent a letter
    • The main armies turned back from the East to guard the towns
    • Many lost their lives, and Jewish writers recorded it
  4. When did Jerusalem surrender to Saladin, by the chain, Kira asks?

    • July 4, 1187
    • September 2, 1192
    • July 15, 1099
    • October 2, 1187
  5. What does the chain say came after the communities' losses, Milo asks?

    • The communities moved away from Europe to lands far to the east
    • The communities rebuilt, and the towns regained their place
    • The main armies reached Jerusalem
    • Bands of Crusaders gathered in the Rhine valley
  6. Who wrote forbidding harm to the Jews, by the note, Noah asks?

    Use the picture in question 5.

    • Count Emicho
    • Emperor Alexius I
    • Emperor Henry IV
    • Pope Urban II
  7. By the note, what did Saladin agree to when Jerusalem surrendered, Ren asks?

    • To keep the city's Christians there to guard its walls
    • To let just the city's Jews pay for their freedom
    • To give the city back to the pope
    • To let the city's Christians buy their freedom
  8. Tala's note says the Third Crusade began before Saladin took Jerusalem. Which change fixes it?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • Swap the order: 1187 first, then the crusade
    • Change 1187 to 1099, and keep the order
    • Keep the note as it is, since the crusade came first
    • Change Saladin to Richard I in the note
  9. Zee's note says Emperor Henry IV ordered the Rhineland attacks. Which change fixes it?

    • Keep the note, since the emperor himself led the attacking bands
    • Change the Rhineland to Jerusalem
    • Change Henry IV to Pope Urban II
    • Henry IV forbade harm; bands such as Emicho's attacked
  10. Ari's note says the 1192 treaty gave Jerusalem to the Crusaders. Which change fixes it?

    • Keep the note, since Richard I won the city back for good
    • The city stayed with Saladin, and pilgrims could visit
    • The treaty let Saladin visit, but not rule
    • Change 1192 to 1187, and keep the rest
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The Crusades: causes, journeys and what changed in trade and ideas

Answer Key - Grade 7 Social Studies Worksheet

Circle the best answer.

  1. Which box in the Rhineland chain leads to two effects, Bo asks?

    • No box in this chain leads to two effects
    • Bands of Crusaders gather in the Rhine valley first
    • The attacks on the Jewish communities, May 1096
    • The communities rebuild their towns
  2. Which box in the Saladin chain leads to two effects, Esme asks?

    • The treaty signed in September 1192
    • No box in this chain leads to two effects
    • Saladin unites the Muslim rulers of Egypt and Syria
    • Jerusalem surrenders to Saladin, October 1187
  3. What two effects came from the attacks of May 1096, Jun asks?

    • Just one effect: the towns were rebuilt
    • The bands gathered, and Henry IV sent a letter
    • The main armies turned back from the East to guard the towns
    • Many lost their lives, and Jewish writers recorded it
  4. When did Jerusalem surrender to Saladin, by the chain, Kira asks?

    • July 4, 1187
    • September 2, 1192
    • July 15, 1099
    • October 2, 1187
  5. What does the chain say came after the communities' losses, Milo asks?

    • The communities moved away from Europe to lands far to the east
    • The communities rebuilt, and the towns regained their place
    • The main armies reached Jerusalem
    • Bands of Crusaders gathered in the Rhine valley
  6. Who wrote forbidding harm to the Jews, by the note, Noah asks?

    Use the picture in question 5.

    • Count Emicho
    • Emperor Alexius I
    • Emperor Henry IV
    • Pope Urban II
  7. By the note, what did Saladin agree to when Jerusalem surrendered, Ren asks?

    • To keep the city's Christians there to guard its walls
    • To let just the city's Jews pay for their freedom
    • To give the city back to the pope
    • To let the city's Christians buy their freedom
  8. Tala's note says the Third Crusade began before Saladin took Jerusalem. Which change fixes it?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • Swap the order: 1187 first, then the crusade
    • Change 1187 to 1099, and keep the order
    • Keep the note as it is, since the crusade came first
    • Change Saladin to Richard I in the note
  9. Zee's note says Emperor Henry IV ordered the Rhineland attacks. Which change fixes it?

    • Keep the note, since the emperor himself led the attacking bands
    • Change the Rhineland to Jerusalem
    • Change Henry IV to Pope Urban II
    • Henry IV forbade harm; bands such as Emicho's attacked
  10. Ari's note says the 1192 treaty gave Jerusalem to the Crusaders. Which change fixes it?

    • Keep the note, since Richard I won the city back for good
    • The city stayed with Saladin, and pilgrims could visit
    • The treaty let Saladin visit, but not rule
    • Change 1192 to 1187, and keep the rest