Medieval Knights and the Knights Templar
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- Q1What was the Knights Templar known for?Their network of commanderies and fortificationsTheir bravery in battleTheir innovative financial techniquesTheir distinctive white mantles with a red cross30s
- Q2Why did the support for the Knights Templar fade over time?Disagreements with the Catholic ChurchLack of bravery in battleRumors about their secret initiation ceremonyLoss of wealth and power30s
- Q3Where did the Knights Templar establish their first house in England?King Stephen's castleLondonQueen Matilda's palaceLincoln's Inn30s
- Q4Where were the Knights Templar based?King Stephen's castleLincoln's InnLondonJerusalem30s
- Q5What was the role of the Knights Templar during the Crusades?Protecting Muslim pilgrimsCarrying out military operations against ChristiansProtecting Christian pilgrimsEstablishing commanderies and fortifications30s
- Q6Why did King Philip IV of France have many members of the Knights Templar arrested, tortured, and burned at the stake?They were involved in a rebellion against the Catholic ChurchRumors spread about their secret initiation ceremonyThey were accused of being spiesThey refused to follow his orders30s
- Q7What were the oaths that the Knights Templar took?Oaths of secrecy, power, and authorityOaths of loyalty, bravery, and wealthOaths of poverty, chastity, and obedienceOaths of intelligence, strength, and victory30s
- Q8What impact did the Knights Templar have on architecture in England?They built castles and fortressesThey influenced the design of churches and cathedralsThey had no impact on architectureThey introduced new construction techniques30s
- Q9What was the purpose of the Knights Templar's distinctive white mantles with a red cross?To intimidate their enemies in battleTo identify themselves as part of the Catholic ChurchTo show their allegiance to the King of FranceTo symbolize their commitment to protecting Christian pilgrims30s