A) John, Count of Mortain B) Henry VI C) Philip of France D) Leopold V of Austria
A) London B) Trifels Castle C) Speyer D) Dürnstein Castle
A) Easter 1193 B) March 1194 C) 28 March 1194 D) 28 March 1193
A) Aachen B) Speyer C) Trifels Castle D) Dürnstein Castle
A) To stop the Third Crusade B) To force a marriage with his daughter C) Revenge for Richard's alliance with Tancred of Lecce D) Because of a personal dispute over inheritance
A) Alexander III B) Celestine III C) Innocent III D) Urban II
A) 50,000 silver marks B) 150,000 silver marks C) 200,000 silver marks D) 100,000 silver marks
A) Beatrix B) Constance C) Agnes D) Eleanor
A) Eleanor of Aquitaine B) Philip of France C) Tancred of Lecce D) Pope Celestine III
A) An oath of allegiance B) The crown of England C) Military support against the Pope D) A marriage alliance with the Hohenstaufen line
A) Trifels B) Hoftag in Speyer C) Dürnstein D) London
A) Henry of Brunswick B) Richard of England C) Conrad of Palatine D) Frederick of Austria
A) March 1194 B) Christmas 1193 C) March 1193 D) Holy Week 1195
A) Tancred B) Conrad C) Albert D) Hermann
A) Rome B) Liège C) Worms D) Lodi
A) Richard B) Conrad C) Henry the Lion D) Philip II
A) Tusculum B) Salerno C) Naples D) Sicily
A) Lodi B) Rome C) Naples D) Worms
A) Bonn B) Lodi C) Rome D) Salerno
A) German soldiers B) Pope Celestine III C) Tancred D) King Philip II
A) Albert de Rethel B) Henry the Lion C) Archbishop Hartwig II D) Welf VI
A) Dietrich of Hochstaden B) Albert of Louvain C) Lothar of Hochstaden D) Albert de Rethel
A) He was killed by hired assassins B) He was imprisoned by the pope C) He became the bishop D) He reconciled with the emperor
A) Meissen B) Swabia C) Saxony D) Thuringia
A) 1190 B) 1184 C) 1178 D) 1189
A) Plague outbreak B) Assassination attempt C) Cathedral fire D) Latrine disaster
A) A niece of the Pope B) The daughter of Tancred C) Constance D) The daughter of Henry the Lion
A) Milan Cathedral B) A convent in Germany C) Santissimo Salvatore, Palermo D) Erfurt Cathedral
A) 18 November 1189 B) Pentecost 1184 C) 27 January 1186 D) 10 June 1190
A) Augsburg B) Milan C) Palermo D) Mainz
A) Markward von Annweiler B) Baldwin V of Hainaut C) Roger of Andria D) Tancred of Lecce
A) 1186 B) 1190 C) 1184 D) 1189
A) Saleph River near Seleucia B) Sicily C) Mainz D) Milan
A) Augsburg B) Fulda C) Erfurt D) Milan
A) 1169 B) 1194 C) 1191 D) 1165
A) Alexios III Angelos B) Richard I of England C) Frederick Barbarossa D) Tancred of Lecce
A) Hohenstaufen B) Habsburg C) Angelos D) Welf
A) 1191 B) 1165 C) 1194 D) 1169
A) The Pious B) The Conqueror C) The Cruel D) The Wise
A) Alamanikon B) Hoftag C) Erbreichsplan D) Reichsadler
A) Malaria B) Poisoning C) Battle wounds D) Old age
A) Aachen B) Sicily C) Rome D) Nijmegen
A) The Sicilian Register B) Weingarten Song Manuscripts C) The Imperial Chronicle D) Codex Manesse
A) Erbreichsplan B) Hoftag C) Alamanikon D) Reichsadler
A) Romagna B) Lombardy C) Tuscany D) Apulia
A) They reached a deadlock over crusade requirements B) The Pope refused to recognize the Hohenstaufen line C) The Sicilian nobles rebelled against the Pope D) Henry refused to pay tribute to the Church
A) Dyrrachium B) Thessaloniki C) Constantinople D) Marmora
A) The daughter of Alexios III B) Sibylla of Acerra C) The daughter of Isaac II Angelos D) Princess Irene Angelina
A) Pisa and Genoa B) Pisa and Amalfi C) Venice and Pisa D) Genoa and Venice
A) The Roman Law of succession B) Divine Right of Kings C) The Sicilian unification treaty D) Translatio imperii
A) 1196 B) 1195 C) 1197 D) 1194
A) Frederick II B) Albert I C) Hartwig D) Theodoric
A) Gelnhausen B) Frankfurt C) Würzburg D) Hagenau
A) Easter 1196 B) Christmas 1196 C) Christmas 1195 D) Summer 1195
A) The right to appoint bishops B) Jus Spolii C) The right to collect taxes D) The right to lead the crusade
A) Gelnhausen B) Erfurt C) Frankfurt D) Würzburg
A) Erfurt B) Würzburg C) Hagenau D) Frankfurt
A) Frankfurt B) Hagenau C) Würzburg D) Erfurt |