Week of Dec. 5th-9th

Monday: Worked on Chapter's 11-12 Presentations

Tuesday: Worked on Chapter's 11-12 Presentations

Wednesday: Started Chapter's 11-12 Presentations

Thursday: Continued Chapters 11-12 Presentations (My Group Presented on the Russia Empire)

Friday: Continued Chapters 11-12 Presentations 

Turkish Empires Rise In Anatolia

  • Questions
    • Explain the effect of Seljuk and other Turkish groups had on the middle east and eastern Europe.
    • How did the Crusades shape the relationship between Christians and Muslims for the future?
    • What causes Genghis Khan and the Mongols to be so powerful and what effect did they have on the world?
  • Abbasid's
    • Led by a caliph, the Muslim religious and political leader
    • Had ruled east of the Byzantine Empire since the 700's 
    • Had struggled to maintain control of territories
    • Lost Spain, then Morocco, then Tunisia, then parts of Persia, then Egypt 
  • Seljuk's
    • In the 1000's, they conquered most of Anatolia
    • They came closer than Constantinople than anyone else before
  • The First Crusade
    • Created by Pope Urban II in 1095
    • Purpose was to drive Turks out of Anatolia and recover Jerusalem from Muslim Rule
    • In 1099 the Crusaders captured Jerusalem and set up a Latin Christian Kingdom 
  • Seljuk Return
    • After a century of Christian Rule, a small part of the former Seljuk empire fought back
    • A war between the West and the Muslims, lead Saladin, lead to the Muslims recapturing Jerusalem
    • Eventually a truce between Saladin and King Richard the I of England was signed 
  • Persian recruiting
    • Seljuk rulers courted the support of their newly conqueror Persian subjects
    • Boghril Beg chose the Persian city of Isfahan to be the capital of his kingdom
    • Persians became loyal supporters of Seljuk's
  • Persian Learning
    • The Seljuks admired Persian learning
    • When they arrived in Southwest Asia, they were unfamiliar with Islamic cut lure and religion 
    • They looked to their Persian subjects for guidance 
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