Chapter 24

Question 1

Identify the location on the map.

Answer 1

Egypt

Question 2

Identify the location on the map.

Answer 2

Mediterranean Sea

Question 3

Find Egypt.

Answer 3

Question 4

Find the Mediterranean Sea.

Answer 4

Question 5

remembered as one of the best kings of France; sainted for his piety

Answer 5

Louis IX

Question 6

“Sing in the name of God. Shout forth his praises as we sail away.”

Answer 6

Louis IX

Question 7

Date of the final loss of Jerusalem by Europeans

Answer 7

1244 AD

Question 8

Describe how Louis was remembered as a king.

Answer 8

Loius is remembered as a wise and great ruler. He was devout and scrupulous in doing right. He held informal audiences in which he listened to his subjects’ complaints for hours, and did what he could to address these complaints.

Question 9

Identify the location on the map.

Answer 9

Acre

Question 10

Identify the location on the map.

Answer 10

Adriatic Sea

Question 11

Find Acre.

Answer 11

Question 12

Find the Adriatic Sea

Answer 12

Question 17

king of England; made Becket archbishop of Canterbury

Answer 17

Henry II

Question 18

powerful archbishop of Canterbury; resisted usurpation of church power by throne; murdered by knights of Henry II

Answer 18

Thomas Becket

Question 19

son and successor of Henry II; led Third Crusade

Answer 19

Richard the Lion-Hearted

Question 20

Richard’s brother; seized throne at Richard’s death

Answer 20

John

Question 21

guarantee of rights to citizens; signed by John under duress from his nobles in 1215 AD

Answer 21

Magna Carta

Question 22

“Is there no one who will rid me of this turbulent priests?”

Answer 22

Henry II

Question 23

“Here I am, no traitor but a priest of God.”

Answer 23

Thomas Becket

Question 24

to stay, visit

Answer 24

sojourn

Question 25

to regard with reverence

Answer 25

venerate

Question 26

Date of Magna Carta

Answer 26

1215

Question 27

How and why was Becket killed?

Answer 27

Becket was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral by knights of Henry II who, on hearing him express extreme frustration with Becket, assumed that Henry meant he wanted Becket dead.