12. Crusades, 1096-1204
1071, Holy Land conquered by Seljuk Turks
1095, Pope Urban II calls for a crusade
1096, First Crusade; conquers Jerusalm in 1099
1146, Second Crusade fails; Byzantium fails to capture Damascus
1187,Third Crusade, quot;Crusades of Kingsquot;: Frederick Barbarossa of
Germany, Philip Augustus of France, Richard I, the Lion-hearted of
England recapture Acre; ends in truce between Richard and Saladin Yusuf
Ibn Ayyub, leader of the Seljuk Turks, granting right of pilgrims to enter
Jerusalem for pilgrimages.
1198, Fourth Crusade, “the Trader Crusade”: plunders Byzantine Empire
in 1204
1212, “Children’s Crusade”
1400s, Reconquista
13. Results of the Crusades:
• Stimulated trade and towns
• Strengthened kings and central power
• Weakened the Church
• Weakened serfdom
• Encouraged learning
17. Question
What changes in Europe laid the foundations for the
Renaissance?
Gather information
Review 14.2 notes and textbook
Analyze
Organize/ color-code findings and ideas into types of
changes, such as economic, cultural, religious, political,
technological.
Write thesis
Answer the question in one sentence!
Present
Be prepared to present to the class.
Reflect
Refine your thesis based on what you think after hearing
others’ thesis statements.
19. Be able to analyze how democratic traditions took shape
in England and France.
describe the various invaders who contributed to
English culture
explain how England’s government took the first steps
toward democracy
describe the Capetian dynasty in France
20. Key Names & Terms
William the Conqueror Philip II
Henry II Estates-General
common law 1066, Battle of Hastings
Magna Carta Eleanor of Aquitaine
parliament King John
Hugh Capet
22. Describe the Black Death and the Hundred Years War and
the effects they had on Europe.
identify the problems faced by the church in the
1300s and 1400s
describe the bubonic plague and its effects on Europe
Explain the Hundred Years’ War and its impact
23. Key Names & Terms
Avignon Joan of Arc
Great Schism Crecy, Poitiers, and
Agincourt
John Wycliffe
“twin pillars of the
medieval world”
Jan Hus
bubonic plague
Hundred Years’ War