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It became rumored that Christian pilgrims were then subjected to every form of violence and insult. The Greek emperor Alexius Comnenus, whom the Turks had recently defeated, implored the assistance of the great Christian states of Europe against this new and formidable foe. Pope Urban, to whom the letter was addressed, summoned a council of nobles and prelates in Auvergne.  \n1. Who ruled Jerusalem prior to the Turkish conquest of 1094?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nWith solemn and weighty words, Pope Urban appealed to the princesand soldiers of France who were seated before him. He reminded them of the national exploits of their fathers, whom Charles Martel and Charlemagne led against the Saracens, and called on the sons of  \nsuch fathers to achieve yet greater deeds. As the burning words dropped from his lips they lighted a flame in every heart.  \n2. Who urged French nobles and  \nprinces to embark upon a crusade to conquer the Holy Land?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nThe whole assembly suddenly rose, and shouted with one voice, \"It is God's will! It is God's will!\"  \nUrban caught up the cry: \"Yes, without doubt, it is God's will. He has dictated to you the words, let them be your war-cry, and be this your badge!\"As he spoke he held up a crucifix.  \nThe great meeting was moved like one man. Falling on their knees, all confessed their sins, received absolution, and took vows of service in the Holy War. A red cross, embroidered on the right shoulder, was the common sign assumed by all the soldiers, who thence acquired the name of \"Crusaders.\" Estates were pawned and sold to obtain money for  \nthe expenses of the undertaking, and many commercial cities purchased important liberties from their lords at this favorable opportunity. The chief of one of three great divisions into which the Christian army was formed was aman whom we have taken as the very type and model of a true Crusader—Godfrey de Bouillon.  \n3. What was the common sign assumed by all Crusaders?  \nHe was the son of Gustavus, Count of Bouillon, or Boulogne, in the district of Ardennes and province of Luxembourg, and was born about the year 1060. His profession had been from his youth that of arms, and his earliest services in the field were rendered to his lord, the Emperor of Germany.  \n4. Who was Godfrey’s father?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nIn the war of Investiture he had taken an active part against Gregory VII, and bore the Imperial standard atthe battle of Merseberg. By his hand the usurper, Rudolph, Duke of  \nSwabia 1 , fell in that decisive encounter. Godfrey's sword, swayed by his young and powerful wrist, is said to have shorn off the right arm of Rudolph at a single stroke. For this valiant deed, Henry IV created Godfrey Duke of his province of Bouillon; or, according to some historians, Lower Lorraine.  \n5. Who made Godfrey Duke of Bouillon?  \na. Gustavus of Bouillon  \nb. Henry IV  \nc. Pope Urban  \nd. Saladin  \nAt the subsequent siege of Rome, Godfrey made himself again prominent by scaling the city walls among the first. This action colored his whole life. All his contemporaries portray his nature as displaying the loftiest integrity and deepest piety. Sound and clear as his intellect was, he yet shared in the superstition of his times, and was led by reflection to believe that, in bearing arms against God's vicegerent, and attacking a city where so many apostles and martyrs lay buried, he had been guilty of a heinous sin. Remorse worked on his mind so heavily that he took a vow to  \n11 The land of Swabia was located in the southwestern portion of what is now Germany. The Suebi or Suevi migrated to the region, starting approximately 2000 years ago, from near the Baltic Sea in northern Europe.  \n[www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \njoin in the Crusade, from a convi","cbCaiqtlUArQNpSE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqtlUArQNpSE","pdf",539410,22,"English","# Reading Passages\n## Crusade Origins (1094-1096)\n## Pope Urban and the Crusader Sign\n## Godfrey’s Background and Father\n## Investiture War and Henry IV\n## Reasons for Joining the First Crusade\n## Early Leadership and Army Assembly","[{\"question\":\"What event in 1094 triggered renewed crusading attention?\",\"answer\":\"In 1094, the Turks besieged and took Jerusalem, prompting rumors that Christian pilgrims faced violence and insults.\"},{\"question\":\"What common sign did Crusaders assume?\",\"answer\":\"They adopted a red cross embroidered on the right shoulder as their common sign.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did Godfrey de Bouillon decide to join the First Crusade?\",\"answer\":\"He was driven by heavy remorse and believed his crime required equally conspicuous heroism, leading him to vow to join the Crusade.\"}]","GODFREY DE BOUILLON - Biography Workbook Series - Questions and Answers | PDF",1792381681,55]