Classroom quiz
The Crusades from the Muslim side (1099–1291)
Classroom quiz
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Five questions, four choices each, twenty seconds per question. Choose with keys 1 to 4 or with a click, then press Enter for the next question.
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Question 1 of 5
In which year did the Franks first enter Jerusalem?
Hands up: show the number on your fingers, then choose it.
- 11099
- 21187
- 31258
- 41291
Question 2 of 5
What did Nur al-Din do before facing the Franks?
Hands up: show the number on your fingers, then choose it.
- 1Built a fleet
- 2United the cities of Syria under his rule
- 3Allied with Byzantium
- 4Moved to Egypt
Question 3 of 5
What was the outcome of the battle of Hattin in 1187?
Hands up: show the number on your fingers, then choose it.
- 1A Frankish victory
- 2A stalemate
- 3Salah al-Din's victory, then the entry into Jerusalem
- 4The fall of Damascus
Question 4 of 5
How do the sources' accounts of Jerusalem's surrender in 1187 differ from 1099?
Hands up: show the number on your fingers, then choose it.
- 1There is no difference
- 21099 was by terms and 1187 by force
- 3Both were without fighting
- 41187 was a negotiated surrender and 1099 a forced entry
Question 5 of 5
Who ended the crusader presence in Syria in 1291?
Hands up: show the number on your fingers, then choose it.
- 1The Mamluks
- 2The Umayyads
- 3The Ottomans
- 4The Mongols
Learn it at step 8: The Mamluks and the end of the crusader states
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Answer sheet and tally (for the teacher)
After a show of hands, write in the last column how many answered each question correctly.
| # | Right answer | Step | Right in class |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1099 | 2. Jerusalem 1099 | |
| 2 | United the cities of Syria under his rule | 3. Zangi and Nur al-Din | |
| 3 | Salah al-Din's victory, then the entry into Jerusalem | 5. Hattin, 1187 | |
| 4 | 1187 was a negotiated surrender and 1099 a forced entry | 6. The entry into Jerusalem | |
| 5 | The Mamluks | 8. The Mamluks and the end of the crusader states |
The Crusades from the Muslim side (1099–1291)