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

Grade 7 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Ari's chain has a blank: what happened between the Turks' advance and the pope's call?

    • The Byzantine emperor asked the West for help
    • The Crusaders took Jerusalem from its rulers
    • The pope crowned a new emperor to rule in the East
    • The Turks asked the pope to send pilgrims
  2. Bo's chain has a blank: what happened between Constantinople and Jerusalem?

    • They sailed straight from Venice to the coast near Jerusalem
    • They crossed Asia Minor, taking Nicaea and Antioch
    • They took Jerusalem in 1096, on the way to Antioch
    • They set up four Crusader states along the coast
  3. Kira's chain has a blank: what did those who agreed to go wear?

    • A cross sewn on their clothes
    • A badge given out by Emperor Alexius
    • A crown to show that each was a noble
    • A cross that kept them safe from any harm
  4. Where does the name Crusader come from, by the note, Luz asks?

    • The town where the council met
    • A name the Turks gave the marchers
    • A word for soldiers who sailed by sea
    • The cross the marchers wore
  5. Which happened first, by the road chain, Noah asks?

    • Antioch was taken in 1098
    • Armies gathered in Europe in 1096
    • Four Crusader states were set up along the coast
    • Jerusalem was taken in July 1099
  6. Which two effects came from the pope's call, by the chain, Pia asks?

    • Just one effect: the cross on their clothes
    • The Turks' advance, and the emperor's request
    • Jerusalem's capture, and the four Crusader states
    • The cross on their clothes, and the indulgence
  7. When did the Crusaders take Jerusalem, by the chain, Ren asks?

    • June 1099, when they arrived
    • In 1098
    • July 15, 1099
    • In 1096
  8. Why do historians not know Urban's exact words, Tala asks?

    • Emperor Alexius wrote the speech down word for word
    • The speech was given in Jerusalem, far from writers
    • Urban gave no speech of any kind at Clermont
    • The accounts were written years after the council
  9. Who called the Crusaders Franks, by the note, Zee asks?

    • The Crusaders' own kings
    • The Byzantine emperor
    • Muslims in the East
    • Pope Urban II
  10. What does the note say about Jerusalem's people in 1099, Esme asks?

    Use the picture in question 9.

    • Many lost their lives; sources differ on how many
    • Exactly 1,000 people lost their lives
    • The sources agree that the city's people were unharmed
    • They had left the city well before the Crusaders came
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The Crusades: causes, journeys and what changed in trade and ideas

Answer Key - Grade 7 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer.

  1. Ari's chain has a blank: what happened between the Turks' advance and the pope's call?

    • The Byzantine emperor asked the West for help
    • The Crusaders took Jerusalem from its rulers
    • The pope crowned a new emperor to rule in the East
    • The Turks asked the pope to send pilgrims
  2. Bo's chain has a blank: what happened between Constantinople and Jerusalem?

    • They sailed straight from Venice to the coast near Jerusalem
    • They crossed Asia Minor, taking Nicaea and Antioch
    • They took Jerusalem in 1096, on the way to Antioch
    • They set up four Crusader states along the coast
  3. Kira's chain has a blank: what did those who agreed to go wear?

    • A cross sewn on their clothes
    • A badge given out by Emperor Alexius
    • A crown to show that each was a noble
    • A cross that kept them safe from any harm
  4. Where does the name Crusader come from, by the note, Luz asks?

    • The town where the council met
    • A name the Turks gave the marchers
    • A word for soldiers who sailed by sea
    • The cross the marchers wore
  5. Which happened first, by the road chain, Noah asks?

    • Antioch was taken in 1098
    • Armies gathered in Europe in 1096
    • Four Crusader states were set up along the coast
    • Jerusalem was taken in July 1099
  6. Which two effects came from the pope's call, by the chain, Pia asks?

    • Just one effect: the cross on their clothes
    • The Turks' advance, and the emperor's request
    • Jerusalem's capture, and the four Crusader states
    • The cross on their clothes, and the indulgence
  7. When did the Crusaders take Jerusalem, by the chain, Ren asks?

    • June 1099, when they arrived
    • In 1098
    • July 15, 1099
    • In 1096
  8. Why do historians not know Urban's exact words, Tala asks?

    • Emperor Alexius wrote the speech down word for word
    • The speech was given in Jerusalem, far from writers
    • Urban gave no speech of any kind at Clermont
    • The accounts were written years after the council
  9. Who called the Crusaders Franks, by the note, Zee asks?

    • The Crusaders' own kings
    • The Byzantine emperor
    • Muslims in the East
    • Pope Urban II
  10. What does the note say about Jerusalem's people in 1099, Esme asks?

    Use the picture in question 9.

    • Many lost their lives; sources differ on how many
    • Exactly 1,000 people lost their lives
    • The sources agree that the city's people were unharmed
    • They had left the city well before the Crusaders came