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'''Read the lecture.'''
 
'''Read the lecture.'''
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You can substitute in a question from honors into your regular assignment, if you are not in honors.  You can also substitute in a question raised from class or the lecture.
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Then quiz yourself on a few of the terms '''on each page''' of the Study Guide.   
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1.  Identify the time period of the Middle Ages, and when the Crusades occurred within that period.
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Write down the approximate percentage of terms that you know correctly (such as "10%"): ____
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2.  Who conquered the largest contiguous region in world history, and when?
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3.  Which of these modern countries were able to establish nation-states in the Middle Ages, and which were not:  Germany, France, England and Italy?
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4.  Pick your favorite medieval architecture and describe something about it.
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5.  Pick one of the African kingdoms described in the lecture, and explain it.
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6.  Pick your favorite aspect of Scholasticism, and describe something about it, or your view of it.
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7.  '''Current events''':  What was the biggest effect of the Crusades in the Middle Ages, and why do people avoid using the term "Crusade" today?
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== Honors Questions (answer '''any 3''' in addition to the above questions) ==
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'''Then study all the terms in the Study Guide'''
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H1.  Comment on any ontological or cosmological proof of the existence of God.
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Then quiz yourself on ''all'' the terms in the Study Guide.  Write down the approximate percentage of terms that you knew (for the most part - you don't have to know every detail about a term to earn credit for it): ____
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H2.  What is your view of the "Great Schism"?
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Study and quiz yourself for as much time as you have.  Write down the highest percentage that you know (based on a sample of the questions on each page): ____
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H3.  Do you think Joan of Arc had a calling from God?
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'''''Next week there will be a [[competition]] in class about who (or which team) can explain the meaning of the most terms (like a "spelling bee")'''''.
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H4.  Several young teenagers played a very influential role in history in this lecture.  Is that to be encouraged today, or is it impossible now?
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H5.  What is your view of the Crusades?
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H6.  Compare and comment on Muslim architecture to Romanesque or Gothic architecture.  (This requires going beyond the lecture.)
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H7.  Are nation-states needed to guard against future plagues?
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[[Category:World History lectures]]
 
[[Category:World History lectures]]
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