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Events
Dates
1st
Crusade
10961099-
Important
People
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
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


 Acre
 Jerusalem
3rd
Crusade
1189-1192
 Salah al-Din
 Richard I
Later
Crusades
100 more
years
 Poor people
 French &
German
peasant
children
 Christian rulers
 Umayyad
caliphate
1400s
Outcome/
Results
 Antioch
 Pope Urban II sent 30,000
 Christians won
 Constantinopl
crusaders to the Holy Land
control of
e
b/c Seljuks were within 100 mi
Antioch and
 Jerusalem
of Constantinople
Jerusalem
 Ch. massacred Mu. and Jews  Est. 4 kingdoms
 Sold survivors into slavery
11461148
Inquisition
Summary
4 nobles
Jews
Muslims
Christians
Seljuk Turks
Crusaders=
knights,
townspeople,
peasants
 King of France
 French and
German armies
 Muslims
2nd
Crusade
Reconquista 1002-1248
Important
Places
 Damascas
 Edessa
 Anatolia
 Cause- Muslims became more
unified & were able to capture
Edessa
 50,000 French crusaders
marched on Damascus on the
way to Edessa
 Cause= Mu. re-captured
Jerusalem
 Richard I captured Acre
 Exchange of prisoners
 Jerusalem ceasefire
 Middle East  poor people organized military
 European
campaigns with bad results
port cities  “Children’s Crusade”-didn’t
reach HL & sold into slavery,
disappeared or returned home
 Iberian
 Crusaders wanted to regain
Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula (Spain &
 Cordoba
Portugal)
 Toledo
 Non-MU pay special tax
 Cordoba broke up in to rival
kingdoms
 Queen Isabella  Spain
 Isabella & Ferdinand unite Spain
 King Ferdinand
as a Catholic country
 Inquisitors
 Used Inquisition to find out if
 Jews
converts were practicing old
 Muslims
religion
 People burned at stake,
tortured, & told to convert or
leave
 Ch. armies sent to Granada
 German army
badly beaten in
Anatolia
 French army lost
at Damascus
 Peace treaty
signed- too weak
to fight.
1. Crusaders kept
coastal cities of
Palestine
2. Christians could
enter Jerusalem
 Muslims regained
lost land including
Acre
 Christians gained
control of Toledo
& Cordoba
 Granada-Mu.
control
 170,000 Jews
left
 Mu. expelled
 Granada fell-Mu
lost land in Spain
Events
Dates
Important
People
Important
Places
Summary
Outcome/
Results
Mongol Mid 1200s  Genghis Khan  North of
 Muslims
China
Invasion
 Asian nomads-successful with
wars of conquest
 Defeated the Seljuks in
Anatolia & Persia
 Destroyed Baghdad & ended
Abbasid dynasty
 Mamluks defeated Mongols
 Mongols=huge
empire
 Mo converted to
Islam
 Persia- gov’t
language
Ottoman 1300sEmpire 1700
 Successful at growing empire
 Captured Constantinople&
made it Istanbul
 Destroyed Mamluks
 Non Mu. had
freedom
 Est. millets
(local
communities) &
allowed to selfgovern
 Stopped Ottoman expansion
 Shahs controlled parts of
Iraq & Persia
 Promoted
trade, the arts
and learning
 Invaded India and founded
Mughal Empire
 Mu a significant
minority of
India’s
population today
 Seljuk Turks
 Mamluks (Mu)
Safavid
Empire
1501
Mughal
Empire
1526
 northern
China
 Central
Asia
 Anatolia
 Baghdad
 Palestine
 Timur Lang
 Central
Asia
 India
 Syria
 Anatolia
 Constantino
ple
 Palestine
 Egypt
 Arabia
 Muslims-Shi’a  Persia
 Babur
 Indians
 India
Further Spread of Islam From North Africa to West Africa
 Around the Sahara Desert
 SE Asia
 Indonesia- More Mu. than any other country today