The Armies of the First Crusade

question 27

Multiple Choice

The armies of the First Crusade

• A) consisted of Jews and Christians who sought to free the Holy Land from Islamic control.
• B) were led into battle by Pope Urban II, who inspired them with his speeches and his ferocity on the battlefield.
• C) suffered greatly from the cold and malnutrition on their trek across Russia.
• D) were organized as separate militias, each commanded by a different individual.

Identify and exemplify critical thinking habits of mind such as tolerance and open-mindedness.

Explain the sequential or integrated use of critical thinking skills in problem-solving.

Describe the process of engaging critical thinking through questioning.

Clarify misconceptions about the methodology of critical thinking.

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