The impact of the second crusade Flashcards

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What did the attack on Damascus do for Muslim relations?

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It placed Unur firmly in Nureddin’s camp, which allowed Nureddin to draw Damascus into his sphere of influence

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What shift of power was caused by the loss of Edessa?

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Edessa had been a useful buffer zone for the Franks and its loss meant this responsibility shifted to Antioch

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What did the failure of the second crusade do to the Byzantines?

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They suffered a blow to their ambition and Manuel became more suspicious of Raymond’s plans to keep Aleppo

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How did the failure of the second crusade affect Louis?

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His reputation remained intact despite the failure and his reputation for piety actually increased, although he did divorce Eleanor in 1152

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Who was deeply affected by the failure of the second crusade?

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Bernard of Clairvaux; he had promised a success that never came. He was able to redeem his reputation by blaming the sins of humanity

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How did the failure of the second crusade impact the Latin West?

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It put an end to the crusading fever and it took the fall of Jerusalem in 1189 to launch another crusade

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What happened to the leaders of Jerusalem?

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Baldwin and Melisende created a civil war in the 1150s

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