The Importance of the Seaports (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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Two principal seaports of Outremer & dates captured
Two principal seaports of Outremer & dates captured
Acre (1104) and Tyre (1124)
Exports from Outremer
Exports from Outremer
Sugar and spices
Imports to Outremer
Imports to Outremer
Cotton, metals, certain food products
Definition of communes
Definition of communes
Self-governing groups with shared commercial interests
Venice's reward for Siege of Tyre (1124)
Venice's reward for Siege of Tyre (1124)
One-third of city and commercial privileges
Import tax range in seaports
Import tax range in seaports
4 to 25 percent of goods' value
Year Ascalon was captured
Year Ascalon was captured
1153
Outremer's naval fleet development
Outremer's naval fleet development
Never developed substantial naval fleet of its own
Muslim worship facilities in Acre and Tyre
Muslim worship facilities in Acre and Tyre
Mosques
Muslim trader protected by Baldwin III
Muslim trader protected by Baldwin III
Abu Ibn Izz ad-Din from Tyre