5: Third Crusade Flashcards

1
Q

In 1186 Reynald of Chantillon broke a true with the Muslim leader…

A

Saladin, by taking his sister prisoner.

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2
Q

Saladin called for a holy war against the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem in…

A

March 1187

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3
Q

On the 1st May 1187 a Muslim force crossed the river Jordan and killed…

A

The Christian Templars and Hospitallers that attacked them

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4
Q

Saladin crossed into Palestine on the…

A

28th June 1187

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5
Q

Saladin’s forces capture the city of Tiberius on the…

A

2nd July 1187

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6
Q

On the 3rd of July Christian forces marched to engage Saladin from their base at…

A

Sephoria

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7
Q

The Battle of Hattin took place on the…

A

4th July 1187

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8
Q

Saladin won the Battle of Hattin, killing the crusade leaders…

A

Raymond of Tripoli from his wounds, and beheading Reynald of Chantillon

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9
Q

Saladin took control of Acre on the…

A

8th July 1187

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10
Q

Conrad of Montferrat took control of Tyre on the…

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14th July 1187

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11
Q

Between the 29th July 1187 and the 10th August 1187, Saladin takes control of…

A

Sidon, Beirut, and Ascalon

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12
Q

Saladin and his forces launch their attack on Jerusalem on the…

A

26th September 1187

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13
Q

Jerusalem is officially under Saladin’s control by the…

A

2nd October 1187

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14
Q

Pope Gregory VIII issued a bull for the third crusade on the…

A

29th October 1187

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15
Q

King Richard the Lionheart took the cross in…

A

December 1187

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16
Q

Henry II Plantagenet and King Philip II of France take the cross in…

A

January 1188

17
Q

Saladin lays force to the fortress of Krak des Chevaliers and fails on the…

A

30th May 1188

18
Q

Between the 6th December 1188 and the 26th August 1189, Saladin takes control of…

A

The fortress of Safed, Jabala Castle, Sahyun Castle, and Baghras Castle

19
Q

Guy of Lusignan attacked Acre and failed in…

A

August 1189

20
Q

Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I drowned on the…

A

10th June 1190, causing the German forces to fall apart

21
Q

Philip II and Richard the Lionheart headed for the Holy Land on the…

A

24th June 1190

22
Q

Richard the Lionheart took control of the crusader forces at Acre on the…

A

8th June 1191

23
Q

Muslims in Acre offer to surrender in…

A

July 1191

24
Q

The Battle of Arsuf took place on the…

A

7th September 1191

25
Q

The hostilities of the third crusade are ended when Richard the Lionheart negotiates the treat of…

A

Jaffa on the 2nd September 1192

26
Q

Saladin died on the…

A

3rd March 1193

27
Q

The Battle of Alacros takes place in…

A

1195

28
Q

The Battle of Alacros was in response to a jihad call by…

A

Almohad leader Yaqib Aben Juzef against Alfonso VIII of Castile

29
Q

Roger of Hoveden wrote an account of the third crusade called…

A

The Fall of Jerusalem

30
Q

The main leaders of the third crusade were…

A

Richard the Lionheart, Conrad of Montferrat, Guy of Lusignan, Reynald of Chantillon, holy Roman Emperor Frederick I, King Philip II of France, and Hugh III of Burgundy

31
Q

J.M. Roberts says this crusade was socially spectacular because of…

A

The involvement of monarchy and their inability to agree on things / constant arguments.

32
Q

According to J.M. Roberts, this crusade intensified…

A

The irritation of Muslims who began to show an unprecedented bitterness and ideological hostility to Christians.