The Significance of Raymond of Tripoli’s Truce with Saladin (Edexcel A-Level History): Quizzes

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The Significance of Raymond of Tripoli's Truce with Saladin
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What position did Raymond hold when he made the truce with Saladin in 1185?

Regent for Baldwin V

What action by Reynald of Châtillon violated Raymond's truce with Saladin?

Raided a Muslim caravan

In March 1187, which crusader strongholds did Saladin attack after the truce was broken?

Kerak and Montreal

How many Muslim troops did Raymond allow through Galilee in May 1187?

Approximately 7,000

What was the size of the Christian force at the Springs of Cresson?

130 knights + 300 troops

Why did the Christian knights refuse Raymond's advice at Springs of Cresson?

They viewed him as a traitor

When did the Battle of Hattin occur?

July 1187

What did Reynald transport overland for his 1183 Red Sea campaign?

Five galleys

What did Reynald's refusal of Guy's orders demonstrate about the king?

Guy lacked power to enforce commands

By what ratio were the crusaders outnumbered at Springs of Cresson?

More than 15 to 1

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