Significance of the failure of Prince Alexius and of the sack of Constantinople in the Fourth Crusad (OCR A-Level History A): Quizzes

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Significance of the failure of Prince Alexius and of the sack of Constantinople in the Fourth Crusad
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During which years did Alexius IV Angelus reign as Byzantine Emperor?

1203 to 1204

Who was Alexius IV Angelus's father?

Emperor Isaac II Angelos

In which year was young Alexius imprisoned?

1195

What was Alexius III's relationship to Alexius IV?

Paternal uncle

Where did Alexius meet Boniface of Montferrat?

Court of Philip of Swabia

When did Boniface and Alexius sail to Constantinople?

1202

On what date did the Crusaders attack the walls of Constantinople?

18 July 1203

Where did Alexius III flee to after the Crusader attack?

Thrace

How much money did Alexius IV manage to raise for the Crusaders?

100,000 silver marks (half promised)

In which month did violence between Crusaders and citizens become uncontrollable?

December 1203

How did Alexius IV retaliate against the Crusaders in January 1204?

Set their ships on fire

How was Alexius IV killed?

Strangled

Who was proclaimed emperor after Alexius IV and Isaac II were imprisoned?

Alexius Doukas Murzuphlus as Alexius V

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