The capture of Jerusalem: preparations, tactics and the sack of the city (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Quizzes

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The capture of Jerusalem: preparations, tactics and the sack of the city
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When did the crusaders arrive at Jerusalem?

Mid-1099

What did Bohemond claim was the real threat to the Christian world?

The Byzantines

Where did the crusaders deploy upon arrival at Jerusalem?

Northern & western walls

Which leaders covered the northern walls as far south as the Tower of David?

Godfrey, Robert of Normandy & Robert of Flanders

What forced the crusaders to move quickly and attempt a frontal assault?

Lack of water supply

When did Genoese ships arrive at Jaffa with supplies?

Four days after 13 June

How many siege towers were completed by the crusaders?

Two

What tactical move did Godfrey make on 13 July to surprise the defenders?

He shifted the siege tower east at night

What does 'Deus Vult' mean?

God wills it

What did the crusaders do after their victory to 'cleanse' the city?

Massacred Muslim & Jewish populations

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