The Most Long-Lasting Consequence of the First Crusade Was The

question 50

Multiple Choice

The most long-lasting consequence of the First Crusade was the:

• A) European conquest of Jerusalem.
• B) rapid development of Islamic and Christian doctrines of holy war.
• C) creation of the Knights Templar.
• D) foundation of field hospitals to treat wounded Crusaders.
• E) fall of the Byzantine Empire.

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Definitions:

Polypeptide Chain

A single linear chain of amino acids bound together by peptide bonds, forming part of or the whole protein molecule.

Ionic Bonds

Chemical bonds formed between two ions with opposite charges through the transfer of electrons.

Amino Acids

Organic compounds that serve as the building blocks for proteins, containing both an amino group and a carboxyl group.

R Groups

The variable side chain attached to the alpha carbon of an amino acid that determines the amino acid's properties and its role in protein structure and function.