An Interpretation: Weakness of the Leadership (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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Crusaders arriving at Lido, summer 1202 (proportion)
Crusaders arriving at Lido, summer 1202 (proportion)
One-third of expected forces
Debt to Venice after paying 51,000 marks
Debt to Venice after paying 51,000 marks
34,000 marks
Treaty of Venice signatories (four regions)
Treaty of Venice signatories (four regions)
Champagne, Flanders, Blois, Saint-Pol
Historian arguing leadership weakness (2004)
Historian arguing leadership weakness (2004)
Jonathan Phillips
Phillips's core argument re: Fourth Crusade
Phillips's core argument re: Fourth Crusade
Leaders lacked authority to force assembly at Venice
Polyglot force (definition)
Polyglot force (definition)
Army from many regions/languages
Marshal of Champagne who chronicled Fourth Crusade
Marshal of Champagne who chronicled Fourth Crusade
Geoffrey of Villehardouin
Villehardouin's view: why leaders avoided Venice
Villehardouin's view: why leaders avoided Venice
Cowardice & broken oaths
Villehardouin vs Phillips: key difference
Villehardouin vs Phillips: key difference
Moral failure vs structural problems
Why assembly plan was unprecedented
Why assembly plan was unprecedented
Previous crusades travelled in fragmented groups