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History midterm

History midterm Crusades

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Alexious Comnenus -Turks enroaching on Byzantine -Byzantine Emporer -contacts pope for help -pope Urban II
Pope Urban II -comes up with concept of crusade -"military pilgrimage" -Help Byzantines -Secure holy Lands -re-unite churches -motto:God wills it!
If a Knight goes on Crusade: -his lands are under protection of Church -gains a plenary indulgence
Misconceptions about the Crusades -not Imperium -Crusaders want to acquire wealth, not true -Crusaders looking for new land to settle, not true
1st Crusade -1095-1099 -led by Godfrey of Bovillon, Baldwin, and Raymond Toulouse -arrive at Jerusalem -succeed in taking Jerusalem -establish Latin Kingdom at Jerusalem
People's Crusade -led by Peter the Hermit -Disaster
2nd Crusade -St. Bernard of Clairveaux, main recruiter -King Louis VII of France, brings wife Eleanor of Aquitaine -Holy Emperor Conrad III, fails to retake Damascus and crusade dissipates -Saladin unifies Turks -Wins at battle Hattin -reconquers Jerusalem
3rd Crusade -Richard (I) the Lion-Hearted (England) -Philip Augustus (France) -Frederick Barbossa (Holy Roman Emporer) -Frederick Barbossa dies on the way -Philip starts attacking Richards land, and goes home -Richard stays, battles to draw, and returns
4th Crusade -Go to Venice and negotiate with Doge, Enrico Dandolo -ask for ships for 35,000 knights -only about 1/3 of knights show up -can't pay bill -attack city of Zaro who are rebelling to repay Venice, still not enough
Pope Innocent III -excommunicates 4th crusade for attacking Zaro -Zaro has christians in it
Alexius Angelus -nephew of recently deposed Byzantine Emperor -approaches 4th crusaders, says he will pay their bill if they help him regain Byzantine -gains control of Byzantine but can't pay Crusaders -Crusaders sack Constantinople (Byzantine)
Children's Crusade -Stephen of Cloyer
5th Crusade -urged to come by Italian city-states -gets to Egypt -has some success -but Egyptians flood the Nile Delta Valley
3 Military-Religious Orders Emerge -Knights Templar -Knights of St. John -Order of St. Mary of Tentons
6th Crusade -led by Frederick II the Holy Roman Emperor, aka "Stuper Mindi" and Baptized Sultan" -Somewhat meaningful Frederick negotiates safe access for pilgimages
7th Crusade -led by St. King Louis IX of France -Edward the Longshanks (England) also a participant -ends in famine in Egypt
Effects of The Crusades -Medieval Europe is less provincial -increased trade -monetary system replaces barter -Italy increases in power (5 city-states) -Europe acquires Byzantine and Islamic tech
Created by: Baptized Sultan
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