5.1.4 Innocent's Determination to Lead the Crusade

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What role did Pope Innocent III hope to play in the Fourth Crusade

He hoped to be both spiritual and strategic leader, shaping the crusade under papal control

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What was a major weakness of Innocent III’s plan from the beginning

He lacked support from powerful secular rulers like kings of emperors

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What city did the crusaders attack in 1202 against Innocent III’s orders

Zara

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How did Innocent III try to stop the attack on Zara

He sent a letter forbidding the attack and threatened excommunication

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What happened to Innocent’s letter forbidding the attack on Zara

It was suppressed by the crusade leaders and not shared with the army

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What efforts did Innocent III make to stop the diversion to Constantinople?

He sent letters, excommunication threats, and envoys prohibiting attacks on Christian lands.

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Why were Innocent III’s messages to the crusaders ineffective?

They were suppressed, and many crusaders were unaware of the pope’s commands or excommunications.

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What was the final blow to Innocent III’s authority over the crusade?

His legate was sent away to Acre, leaving the crusade without any direct papal representative.