The Middle Ages Crusades Flashcards

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Gregory VII:

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  1. Pope
  2. Greatly increases papal power for his own benefit
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Henry IV:

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  1. King of the HRE
  2. Doesn’t want to answer to the pope
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The Peoples:

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  1. Some citizens are concerned about the Pope’s increasing power
  2. Corrupt people aren’t ok with this
  3. Loyal Papal subject are fine with it
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Lay Investiture:

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Who’s in power?; Who gets elected for church positions

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Urban II:

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  1. King after Gregory’s death
  2. Inherits bad blood in the west
  3. He need something to unite the people
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Urban’s plan:

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Save the Byzantine Empire from Islamic Sejuks (aka romans) because they’re christians

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The Speech at Clermont:

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Urban II delivers great speech to save the Byzantines under “God’s Will”

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Results of The Speech at Clermont:

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  1. 100,000 soldiers/people go to war
  2. Sets up dozens of crusades
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Excommunicated:

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To be kicked out of a religion

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Events of the 1st Crusade:

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  1. Huge success
  2. Creates unnecessary templar outpost for people’s “safety”
  3. Jerusalem and other conquered land is called crusader states
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What Crudader State gets conquered over and over?

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  1. Seljuks reconquer a northern state - Edessa
  2. Christians get mad
  3. Back and forth conquering
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Events of the 2nd Crusade:

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  1. Disaster!
  2. They’re meant retake Edessa for once and for all
  3. They don’t
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Down in Egypt:

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  1. Great general Saladin becomes Sultan
  2. Saladin invades Jerusalem to demonstrate power
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Events of the 3rd Crusade:

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  1. THE crusade
  2. Kings lead armies into battle
  3. Fredrick goes on a journey
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Fredrick Barbarossa II:

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  1. Ruler of HRE
  2. HRE at peak power
  3. Popes in need of help
  4. He drowns on long march
  5. They don’t retake Jerusalem
  6. Shortly after holy pilgrims are allowed to visit muslim controlled Jerusalem
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Events of the 4th Crusade:

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  1. Crazy crusade
  2. Launched by pope not-so Innocent III
  3. Innocent III gave great speech - 35,000 crusaders show
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Problem of the 4th Crusade:

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  1. Money
  2. Inoccent III goes to Venice to buy boats for naval invasion but, once the boats are finished months later, only 11,000 crusaders show up
  3. Big debt
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Solution of the 4th Crusade:

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  1. They invade TWO christians/catholics cities to just pay off their debt to Venice
  2. Alexios pays crusaders to invade his own city to calm mutiny; Alexios has no money to pay crusaders
  3. Byzantines are also invaded, further stunting them for their demise
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Reasons why stolen items from Byzantine are good:

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  1. Items could’ve survived in other cultures like Venice
  2. This helps usher in the Rennansace era
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MAJOR result of the 4th Crusade

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The GREAT SCHISM is now unreparable

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What are Crusades?

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Holy Wars

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When do crusader states perish?

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Around the 9th Crusade

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Impact of the Crusades:

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  1. 2-6 MILLION people die
  2. The Popes are at their pinnacle power
  3. Kings are constantly gain power, destroying feudalism
  4. Important cities develope (erodes feudal system more)
  5. Templars rise to power
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How do kings gain so much power?

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When citizens die and there is no listed heir or relative, the king inherits this deceased person’s land but, the king doesn’t redistribute the land, destroying feudalism

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How do the Templars get eradicated?

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They gain WAY to much power and the king puts secret bounties on them for average citizens to murder these templars starting on a specific day