
Impact of Crusades
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Impact of Crusades
What did they learn?
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'Tak kenal maka tak cinta'
- a Malay proverb -
If you don't know them, you don't love them...
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If you don't know them, you don't love them
Christians from northern European countries had not had much contacts with the Islamic world.
So they had very little respects towards the Muslims. They thought Muslims were uncivilised.
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In times of peace between fighting,
the two sides (Christians and Muslims) mixed
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Christians learned a lot from the Islamic world:
New Products
Knowledge
Technologies
Warfare
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New Products
Foods: Lemons, melons, apricots, sugar, syrup, spices, cinnamon & nutmeg
Dresses: Cotton, silk & slippers
Communication: Pigeons to carry messages
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Multiple Select
What are the new products Crusaders brought back to their home countries?
Select your answers
sugar, syrup
lemons, melons apricot
salt, flour
slippers, cotton, silk
spices
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Open Ended
Which product do you still use today influenced from the Islamic world?
(as learned by the Crusaders)
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Knowledge
Numbers: European learned using Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3, 4) to replace Roman numerals (I, II, III, IV)
Learned Chess from the Muslims
Lost books from Ancient Greek was translated by Muslims
Knowledge of diseases and medical from Muslims
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Poll
Which of these blow your mind?
The numbers we use today originated from Hindu-Arabic numeric system!
European learned chess from the Muslims!
Muslims still have the lost knowledge from Ancient Greek!
Muslims were really advanced in science at that time!
None, I already knew all of them
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Technology
Muslims took education seriously - made advances in science and technology
Mirrors, magnifying glass, astronomy
Sailing technologies and surgical tools
More accurate maps and compasses
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Multiple Select
Technologies the European learned from the Muslims
Sailing, maps and navigation
Roads and drainage system
Mirrors, magnifying glasses
Tools to measure distance between stars
Medicine and surgical
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Warfare
The use of archers in armies
European copied Muslim castle designs
Trebuchet (giant catapult) to destroy castle
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Multiple Choice
What do you use a trebuchet for?
to injure a soldier
to destroy a castle
to destroy crops
to send a message
Impact of Crusades
What did they learn?
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