The Crusader Kingdoms
This crusader kingdom took ten years to conquer after the conclusion of the First Crusade.
County of Tripoli
She joined the Second Crusade along with her husband, King Louis VII of France.
Eleanor of Aquitaine
His death allowed Saladin to unify the Muslims in Egypt and Syria.
Nur ad-Din
Lack of these originally motivated participants in the Fourth Crusade to make a contract with the Venetians.
ships
This was the outcome of the Crusade of 1101.
Complete defeat – in Asia Minor
German forces on the Second Crusade were defeated here, a place where the First Crusade had won a victory.
Dorylaeum
The Crusaders lost this object as a result of their defeat at the Battle of Hattin.
Relic of the True Cross
Pope Innocent III did this to crusaders after they attacked the city of Zara.
He excommunicated them
After 1110, the crusader kingdoms adopted this religious policy toward Muslims.
toleration
This Muslim leader was able to gain control of Damascus as a result of the Second Crusade.
Nur ad-Din
How Frederick I of Germany died in the Third Crusade.
drowned in a river
He promised the Fourth crusaders money, troops, and the return of the Greek church to Roman obedience if they would restore him to the throne of Constantinople.
Alexius IV
The original mission of the Knights Templar.
protection of pilgrims
During the Second Crusade, Raymond of Antioch argued for an attack on this city.
Aleppo
After being turned away from Tyre by Conrad of Montferrat, Guy of Lusignan laid siege to this city in 1189.
Acre
What the crusaders did immediately after conquering Constantinople.
sacked the city
Name two of the three privileges enjoyed by the Templars
remission of sins, answer only to the pope, no feudal responsibilities
The two privileges offered to crusaders in the crusading bull Quantum Praedecessores.
protection of property, suspension of interest and debt collection
This was the site of Richard I’s major open field victory against the forces of Saladin.
Arsuf
Along with issuing a crusading bull, Innocent III took this action to support the Fourth Crusade in 1198.
He instituted a new tax