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

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Innocent's Determination to Lead the Crusade: Attempts and Failures
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What did the term 'Outremer' refer to?

The crusader states in the Holy Land

In November 1202, which Christian city did the crusaders attack on behalf of the Venetians?

Zara

How did papal legate Peter of Capuano respond to the planned attack on Zara?

He endorsed it

What did crusade leaders do with the Pope's letter forbidding the attack on Zara?

They suppressed it

Constantinople was home to the patriarch of which church?

Greek Orthodox Church

Who was elected western emperor after Constantinople was captured in May 1204?

Baldwin of Flanders

When did Peter of Capuano grant crusaders absolution from their vow without papal consent?

Mid-1205

According to Riley-Smith, what type of plan did Innocent III create for the crusade?

A flawed, over-ambitious strategy

According to Meschini, how were Innocent III's concessions interpreted by crusade commanders?

As signs of weakness

In 1199, how did Innocent reduce the crusade vow requirement to gain more recruits?

From two years to one year

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