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39 Cards in this Set
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does T stand for?
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Turks control Palistine
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does I stand for?
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Increase in fuedal warfare
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does T stand for?
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Turks threaten Byzantine Empire
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does B stand for?
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Byzantine Empire requests aid from pope
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does H stand for?
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hopes of reuniting 2 branches of the Chruch
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does H stand for?
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hopes to reduce fuedal warfare (by getting knights out of Europe)
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does H stand for?
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hopes to fight gor the glory of GOD
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does F stand for?
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Four fuedal states set up
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does C stand for?
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Cause organized anit-semitism
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does D stand for?
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Damage the image of the Church
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does U stand for?
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Use of coin money
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does M stand for?
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Muslims regain control of Palistine
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does B stand for?
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Byzantine Empire is weakened
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does I stand for?
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Italy controlled the Mediterranean trade
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In the TIT BHHH/FC DUMBII, what does I stand for?
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Increased trade with the MIddle East
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When did the crusades start?
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1093 (with a letter from Byzantine)
1095 (Council at Clairmont) |
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When did the crusades end?
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1204
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Causes of the first crusade
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Byzantine Empire was being threatened by Palistine and requested help form the Pope
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Christian Leader of the firsy crusade
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Pope urban II
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Majors Events of the First Crusade
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Speech at Council at Clairmont
Capture of Jerusalem 4 fuedal states set up |
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Consequences of the first crusade
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massacred Muslim and jews
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Cause of the Second Crusade
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(1187 Jerusalem fell to Muslim)
recapture jerusalem |
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Christian leader of the second crusade
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pope urban II
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Majors events of the second crusade
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fail to recapture edessa and jerusalem
^embarressed |
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Cause of third crusade
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to recapture jerusalem
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Christian leader of 3rd crusade
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Richard the lion hearted
Phillip Augustus Fredrick Barbossa |
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Muslims leader of 3rd crusade
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saladin
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Major events of the 3rd crusade
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richard and saladim made truce
muslims still owned land |
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Consquences of the 3rd crusade
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christians were able to freely visit the holy land
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Cause of fourth crusade
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Venetian trade
capture jeruslaem eliminate rivals/gain trade in Constantonople |
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Christian leader of fourth crusade
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Pope innocent the II
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Major events of the 4th crusade
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constantanople was looted (chruches included)
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Consquences of the 4th crusade
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weakened byzantine empire
split between east and west church |
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Who wanted the forth crusade...was it really a crusade
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Venetian merchants...wasnt really a holy war unless the pope was a mercahtn...more for economical gain
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Bernard of Clairvaux
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clergy memeber
calls for second crusade because Turks have Edessa |
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Richard the Lion Hearted
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involved in the third crusade, the only one who made it to the fuedal states
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saladin
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muslim leader
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bills of exchange
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a promise to pay
safer than carrying gold around "check" |
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usury
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The practice of lending money and charging the borrower interest, especially at an exorbitant or illegally high rate.
Church though was immoral because the rich would stay rich |
