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KEY INFO: 4th Crusade Flashcards

1
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What was the cause of the Great Schism?

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The Filioque Controversy

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2
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Why had previous crusades damaged relations with Byzantium?

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They had caused riots, market shortages and had even attacked Byzantium

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3
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Why was the Treaty of Devol implemented?

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Bohemond laid siege to Dyrrhachium in 1108, it made Antioch a vassal state, was resisted until 1158

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4
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What was the pinnacle of distrust? What event shows this?

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The clash of civilisations, hatred of rich Venician merchants - massacre of the Venetians 1182

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5
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When did Innocent III proclaim the 4th crusade?

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August 1198

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6
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When had Henry VI sent an advance army to the Holy Land?

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1197

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7
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What had the army of Henry VI achieved?

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The capture of Beirut, Sidon and other coastal towns, Henry had died at Messina

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8
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What was the business of the cross?

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Serving two years in the East, Clergy tax of 1/40th of all income, indulgences to those who would finance someone else, officially approved preachers

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9
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When was the great torunament at Ecry?

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November 1199

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10
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Who took the cross at Ecry? Why?

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Louis of Blois and Thibaut of Champagne, didn’ want to fight for John - gave them an honourable excuse

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11
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Why did the lords choose to travel by sea?

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Quicker, avoid crossing Byzantium - westerners also thought devious - failure to support 1st crusade at Antioch

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12
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Why did the lords choose to travel to Egypt?

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Enormous wealth, centre of Muslim power, would have to be defeated to take Jerusalem

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13
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What date did Venice begin talks with the envoys?

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March 1201

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14
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Name one of the lord’s envoys

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Geoffrey of Villehardouin

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15
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What was the problem with the ships from Venice?

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The lords could only bind their own followers to Venice, not all crusaders

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16
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How many men were Venice told to prepare for?

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33,500 men with horses and supplies

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17
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What was the price of the ships from Venice?

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85,000 silver marks and half of all property captured on crusade

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18
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What was the Venice deal like in comparison to Richard and Phillips?

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3 times as much at 6 times the price

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19
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Why was the deal so expensive?

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Venice would have to limit trading for a year to meet the demand

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20
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When did the Pope find out about the deal?

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After the people of Venice had agreed, alarmed at lack of control

21
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When did Count Thibaut of Champagne die?

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May 1201

22
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What affect did Thibaut’s death have on the crusade?

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Less men - a key issue!

23
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Who was attracted by the title “Commander in Chief’?

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Boniface of Montferrat

24
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How much did the crusaders pay initially? How much after reducing them to extreme poverty?

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35,000 silver marks, then a further 14,000

25
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When did Enrico Dandolo propose a way out of the deadlock?

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September 1202

26
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What was Dandolo’s proposition?

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The crusaders would regain Zara

27
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Why did Dandolo want to crusade?

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He would gain Alexandria, save his soul, gain economic reward, his father and grandfather had crusaded in 1122

28
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What was the result of Dandolo crusading?

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Thousands of Venetians also took the cross

29
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What was the problem with attacking Zara?

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It was a Christian city and the King of Hungary had taken a crusader vow

30
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What did Pope Innocent do before/after Zara?

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He told his papal legate to ban the attack, then he excommunicated the whole crusade

31
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What was the name of the papal legate? What was his plan? How was he stopped?

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Peter of Capua, to wait until just before the attack, the Doge banned him from sailing with the fleet

32
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When did the Venetian fleet leave?

A

October 1202

33
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The Zarans initially began to discuss surrender, why did they stop?

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Simon of Montferrat promised them to alligience of the French

34
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Why did Simon of Montferrat promise alligience to the Zarans?

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He believed the Doge had hijacked the crusade - some believe it was his plan to get the crusaders into debt from the beginning

35
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What did the crusade do in response to excommunication?

A

French repented and took an oath, the Venetians thought they had done nothing wrong

36
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When did Prince Alexius request help?

A

December 1202

37
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What did Alexius request help to do?

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Restore his father Isaac II to the throne

38
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What price would Alexius pay the crusaders for help?

A

Unite christendom under the pope, 200,000 silver marks, 10,000 highly trained men and 500 knights to garrison the holy land

39
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Why was the Doge keen to accept Alexius’ proposition?

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Long term trading priviliges

40
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When did Pope Innocent send a letter? What did the crusaders do?

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June 1203 but the main fleet was just reaching Constantinople

41
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What happened as the ships drew closer to Constantinople?

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The inhabitants ignored Alexius

42
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When did the crusade land at Constantinople? How were they able to?

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3rd July 1203, a half hearted Byzantine defence

43
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When was Constantinople taken?

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17th July 1203

44
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Why could Alexius not honour the promises he had made?

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His father and church leaders disapproved of unity plans, had to melt down the treasures of the churches - angered his people

45
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When did Alexius stop paying the money he had promised?

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November 1203

46
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When did a Byzantine nobleman take the throne as Alexius V? How?

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January 1204

47
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Why did the crusaders decide to take Constantinople?

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They had to spend winter outside before continuing and the new Emperor refused to feed them

48
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When did the crusaders begin their attack on Constantinople?

A

April 1204

49
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What followed the surrender of the city?

A

Three days of looting and destruction - religious treasures particularly prized

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