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  1. Return to World in the Making Volume 1 Student Resources

Chapter 13 Quiz C with References

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. The Crusades attempted to _____.

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. In the investiture controversy, Pope Gregory VII challenged _____.

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. Before the Crusades the knights and lords of Latin Christendom primarily fought _____/

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. Pope Innocent III trade to capitalize on the crusading spirit to strengthen papal authority by founding _____/

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. The merger of the warrior class with the monastic culture of the Church which happened during the Crusades produced _____.

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. The driving force behind the reconquest of Spain was _____.

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. The Wendish Crusade was an attempt to Christianize non-Christians in _____.

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. Papal ambitions to create a unified Christendom under papal rule were thwarted by _____.

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. The Mongols encouraged the free movement of merchants throughout their domains and embraced religious and intellectual diversity.

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. Mongol women _____.

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. Chinggis Khan _____.

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. Qubilai Khan created a highly centralized administration for his empire based on _____.

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. After the Mongol destruction of Baghdad, the _____ became the new leaders of the Islamic world.

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. The Ilkhans conquered part of Central Asia and attempted to consolidate their rule by _____.

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. In Russia, the Mongols _____.

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. Both Mamluks and Ottomans owed their political longevity to their _____.

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. Members of the military orders maintained monastic discipline while they served but served only as long as the Crusades lasted, unlike traditional monks who served for life.

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. The Templars mission was to _____.

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. The Teutonic Knights created their own state in Prussia _____.

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. The military orders succeeded in creating the Christian, political unity hat had been their goal, at least in Europe.

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