Innocent’s Determination to Lead the Crusade: Attempts and Failures (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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Innocent's Determination to Lead the Crusade: Attempts and Failures
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Outremer

Crusader states in the Holy Land

Christian city attacked by crusaders in Nov 1202

Zara

Empire established after Constantinople captured in 1204

Romania

Excommunication

Expulsion from the Church

Suppression (in context of papal letters)

Hiding papal letters from troops

Absolution

Formal release from a vow or forgiveness of sin

Role of Peter of Capuano

Papal legate on Fourth Crusade

3 critical turning points of Fourth Crusade

Zara (1202), Constantinople diversion (1203), attack (1204)

2 methods Innocent III used to control crusade

Papal legate (Peter of Capuano) & letters to leadership

Riley-Smith's view on Innocent III's responsibility

Responsible for flawed strategy but repeatedly disobeyed

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