Bellringer1. What is the purpose of

this building?2. Why do you think the

Pope is an important world leader?

3. Who does FW play in football today?

4. What is the name of the main Catholic high school in Tucson?

San Xavier del BacBuilt 1751

Notes today:• Roman Catholic Church and Crusades

Pope Urban II

• Who is the Pope’s audience?

• What is his message in each paragraph?

• What two rewards does he promise?

• Why might a European believe him in 1095?

Roman Catholic Church StructurePope 1

College of Cardinals (2900)

Arch bishops 2946

Bishops 4800

Priests, monks, nuns 404,000

Vatican City

Today: Pope Francis-1st ever non-European

Pope266th Pope

Middle East• Explain name of

region?• Top 5 important

countries

The Holy Sepulchre

Religious Pilgrims“Romeros”

• Closure:• Strange

about the fourth Crusade?

• Contrast Pope’s role in the world 1000 years ago with 2014

Pope Urban II 1. Is this reading a primary or secondary source? Explain

2. What is strange about this Pope’s message?

3. Would you have gone on the Crusades if you were an peasant?

4. What did the Crusades do to Silk Road trade?

5. Why do modern Muslims still think about the Crusades?

6. How did the Crusades answer our essential question?

Pope Urban II 1. Is this reading a primary or secondary source? Explain

2. What is strange about this Pope’s message?

3. Would you have gone on the Crusades if you were an peasant?

4. What did the Crusades do to Silk Road trade?

5. Why do modern Muslims still think about the Crusades?

6. How did the Crusades answer our essential question?

Pope Urban IIReading

1. Is this reading a primary or secondary source? Explain

2. What is strange about this Pope’s message?

3. Would you have gone on the Crusades if you were an peasant?

4. What did the Crusades do to Silk Road trade?

5. Why do modern Muslims still think about the Crusades?

6. How did the Crusades answer our essential question?

Pope Urban II 1. Is this reading a primary or secondary source? Explain

2. What is strange about this Pope’s message?

3. Would you have gone on the Crusades if you were an peasant?

4. What did the Crusades do to Silk Road trade?

5. Why do modern Muslims still think about the Crusades?

6. How did the Crusades answer our essential question?

Pope Urban II 1. Is this reading a primary or secondary source? Explain

2. What is strange about this Pope’s message?

3. Would you have gone on the Crusades if you were an peasant?

4. What did the Crusades do to Silk Road trade?

5. Why do modern Muslims still think about the Crusades?

6. How did the Crusades answer our essential question?

Pope Urban II 1. Is this reading a primary or secondary source? Explain

2. What is strange about this Pope’s message?

3. Would you have gone on the Crusades if you were an peasant?

4. What did the Crusades do to Silk Road trade?

5. Why do modern Muslims still think about the Crusades?

6. How did the Crusades answer our essential question?