The Crusades Primary Source Analysis and Creative Activities
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Students will learn about the Crusades by comparing and contrasting 2 accounts (20 questions), analyzing a primary source analysis with 16 questions and 5 creative tasks, and a working through a reference sheet and review (overview, 5 questions, 3 creative tasks, and true, false, fix). There is alsPrice $12.00Original Price $14.75Save $2.75
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Students will read an account of the Crusades, answer 16 questions, and complete 5 creative tasks. The tasks include creating an emblem for their banner, discussing the role of a town crier, designing a museum exhibit, and more! An answer key is included where appropriate and this would be great for a sub! See the preview for a closer look!
Sample questions include:
--The Turks naturally wouldn't have seen themselves as infidels. Describe what their point of view would have been on ransacking Jerusalem.
--Who called for the Crusades to begin?
--What were 2 problems the Crusades/crusaders faced? How would that have affected their ability to accomplish their goals?
--In this context, what does “adore” mean?
--The siege is described as taking place in a "wonderful manner." List 3 characteristics of such a siege.
--How did the Saracens use the Christians' lack of water to their advantage?
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