People and Land in the High Middle Ages
... 2. Coming primarily from France and Germany, the armies of the First Crusade (1096-1099) converged on Constantinople with several thousand cavalry and perhaps 10,000 infantry. During three years of campaigning, Antioch fell in 1098 and after a five-week siege in 1099 so too did Jerusalem. In both ca ...
... 2. Coming primarily from France and Germany, the armies of the First Crusade (1096-1099) converged on Constantinople with several thousand cavalry and perhaps 10,000 infantry. During three years of campaigning, Antioch fell in 1098 and after a five-week siege in 1099 so too did Jerusalem. In both ca ...
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... Life—appointed by Henry II, his friend, to Archbishop of Canterbury so Henry could win disputes between church and crown; Becket sided with Pope, not Henry Death—Henry nonchalantly mentioned that he’d like to get rid of Becket; four of Henry’s knights killed Becket in the Canterbury Cathedral Result ...
... Life—appointed by Henry II, his friend, to Archbishop of Canterbury so Henry could win disputes between church and crown; Becket sided with Pope, not Henry Death—Henry nonchalantly mentioned that he’d like to get rid of Becket; four of Henry’s knights killed Becket in the Canterbury Cathedral Result ...
Unit 2 How did the Fall of Rome lead to the Rise of the Byzantines in
... Byzantine Emperor Alexius Comnenus requested help in defeating the Seljuk Turks. Pope Urban II called upon the Kings of Europe for an armed “pilgrimage” to recover Jerusalem from the Muslims. Among his goals was the strengthening of the Pope’s power by bringing the Greek Orthodox Church under papal ...
... Byzantine Emperor Alexius Comnenus requested help in defeating the Seljuk Turks. Pope Urban II called upon the Kings of Europe for an armed “pilgrimage” to recover Jerusalem from the Muslims. Among his goals was the strengthening of the Pope’s power by bringing the Greek Orthodox Church under papal ...
THE IRON AGE (700 BC – 55 BC)
... fishermen. Their society was based on family groups called “clans”. They made fine ornaments and their most important value was loyalty. At the end of the sixth century, Pope Gregory I the Great sent a monk, Augustine to bring Christianity to England. Augustine went to Canterbury and he became the f ...
... fishermen. Their society was based on family groups called “clans”. They made fine ornaments and their most important value was loyalty. At the end of the sixth century, Pope Gregory I the Great sent a monk, Augustine to bring Christianity to England. Augustine went to Canterbury and he became the f ...
Chapter_12_Medieval_Europe
... France's first parliament, begun under Philip IV, was the a. chambre des comptes. b. parlement. c. Estates-General. d. Reichstagen. e. none of the above Philip II of France a. participated in the Third Crusade, but did not do so for very long. b. was defeated by Otto I and Henry II and forced to abd ...
... France's first parliament, begun under Philip IV, was the a. chambre des comptes. b. parlement. c. Estates-General. d. Reichstagen. e. none of the above Philip II of France a. participated in the Third Crusade, but did not do so for very long. b. was defeated by Otto I and Henry II and forced to abd ...
Chapter 9 - tomernotes
... Henry IV-emperor of Germany who argued with Pope Gregory VII on the issue of lay investiture (the appointment of German bishops by the emperor); after Henry IV was excommunicated by the pope, he asked for repentance and got it at Canossa. Henry IV continued to appoint bishops and they became more l ...
... Henry IV-emperor of Germany who argued with Pope Gregory VII on the issue of lay investiture (the appointment of German bishops by the emperor); after Henry IV was excommunicated by the pope, he asked for repentance and got it at Canossa. Henry IV continued to appoint bishops and they became more l ...
Medieval Period Lecture Outline—1066 to 1485
... He came from an upper-middle class family 2. Death Monarch buried him at Westminster Abbey o Huge honor because a lot of other poets like William Shakespeare and John Milton are also buried there o Buried in a place called “Poet’s Corner” 3. Chaucer hated the fact that priest/monks/the Church to ...
... He came from an upper-middle class family 2. Death Monarch buried him at Westminster Abbey o Huge honor because a lot of other poets like William Shakespeare and John Milton are also buried there o Buried in a place called “Poet’s Corner” 3. Chaucer hated the fact that priest/monks/the Church to ...
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... c. Armies and news to move rapidly throughout the empire d. Trader to come into the empire. 4) The first people who migrated to North America came by way of a land bridge across the present- day ___________. a. Rocky Mountains b. Mississippi River c. Bering Straits d. Yucatan Peninsula 5) _______ Em ...
... c. Armies and news to move rapidly throughout the empire d. Trader to come into the empire. 4) The first people who migrated to North America came by way of a land bridge across the present- day ___________. a. Rocky Mountains b. Mississippi River c. Bering Straits d. Yucatan Peninsula 5) _______ Em ...
European Kingdoms & The Crusades
... • Henry II, who ruled from 1154 to 1189, expanded the power of the king. • Common law began to replace the varying codes of the kingdom. ...
... • Henry II, who ruled from 1154 to 1189, expanded the power of the king. • Common law began to replace the varying codes of the kingdom. ...
Western Civilization I HIS-101
... As the Crusaders moved east, they attacked Jewish communities throughout the Holy Roman Empire ...
... As the Crusaders moved east, they attacked Jewish communities throughout the Holy Roman Empire ...
File - Community Bible Church
... because he supported those in rebellion against the emperor. Eventually Henry won the civil war, and then marched on Rome. Gregory had few allies at this point, except for the Normans in southern Italy, but he had excommunicated them also! Henry V took his father’s place in 1106. The conflict over ...
... because he supported those in rebellion against the emperor. Eventually Henry won the civil war, and then marched on Rome. Gregory had few allies at this point, except for the Normans in southern Italy, but he had excommunicated them also! Henry V took his father’s place in 1106. The conflict over ...
Timeline of Events and People
... prestige in some European circles, his decision to complete the crusade while excommunicated provoked Church hostility. Although in 1230 the Pope lifted Frederick's excommunication. Overall this crusade, arguably the first successful one since the First Crusade, was adversely affected by the manner ...
... prestige in some European circles, his decision to complete the crusade while excommunicated provoked Church hostility. Although in 1230 the Pope lifted Frederick's excommunication. Overall this crusade, arguably the first successful one since the First Crusade, was adversely affected by the manner ...
The Early Middle Ages and The High Middle Ages
... • The Byzantine Empire shrank steadily until Constantinople itself was captured by the Ottomans in 1453. ...
... • The Byzantine Empire shrank steadily until Constantinople itself was captured by the Ottomans in 1453. ...
4 and 5 The Middle Ages v2
... symptom of the disease, in which sufferers' skin would blacken due to hemorrhages under the skin Spread by fleas and rats painful lymph node swellings called buboes buboes in the groin and armpits, which ooze pus and blood. damage to the skin and underlying tissue until they were covered in dark blo ...
... symptom of the disease, in which sufferers' skin would blacken due to hemorrhages under the skin Spread by fleas and rats painful lymph node swellings called buboes buboes in the groin and armpits, which ooze pus and blood. damage to the skin and underlying tissue until they were covered in dark blo ...
The Medieval Period (The Middle Ages) 1066-1485
... feudal lords and could not leave the land or even marry without permission • They lived on meager diets, suffered terribly from disease, and worked very hard only to turn over much of what they produced for the support of the lord’s household • Occasionally, a serf could earn his freedom by some exc ...
... feudal lords and could not leave the land or even marry without permission • They lived on meager diets, suffered terribly from disease, and worked very hard only to turn over much of what they produced for the support of the lord’s household • Occasionally, a serf could earn his freedom by some exc ...
Emerging Europe and the Byzantine Empire
... • The growing number of castles made visible the growth of the nobility in the High Middle Ages (1000-1300). • Castles were the permanent residences and fortresses. • Castles had two parts; – The Motte- a natural or artificially created hill – The Bailey- an open space. ...
... • The growing number of castles made visible the growth of the nobility in the High Middle Ages (1000-1300). • Castles were the permanent residences and fortresses. • Castles had two parts; – The Motte- a natural or artificially created hill – The Bailey- an open space. ...
The Middle Ages - Mrs. Ward World History
... • King Henry was succeeded first by his son Richard the Lion-Hearted, hero of the Third Crusade. • When Richard died, his younger brother John took the throne. • John was an extremely poor king. The last straw was when he raised taxes. The nobles revolted. • John was forced to sign the Magna Carta ( ...
... • King Henry was succeeded first by his son Richard the Lion-Hearted, hero of the Third Crusade. • When Richard died, his younger brother John took the throne. • John was an extremely poor king. The last straw was when he raised taxes. The nobles revolted. • John was forced to sign the Magna Carta ( ...
The Middle Ages
... • King Henry was succeeded first by his son Richard the Lion-Hearted, hero of the Third Crusade. • When Richard died, his younger brother John took the throne. • John was an extremely poor king. The last straw was when he raised taxes. The nobles revolted. • John was forced to sign the Magna Carta ( ...
... • King Henry was succeeded first by his son Richard the Lion-Hearted, hero of the Third Crusade. • When Richard died, his younger brother John took the throne. • John was an extremely poor king. The last straw was when he raised taxes. The nobles revolted. • John was forced to sign the Magna Carta ( ...
The Middle Ages PowerPoint
... • King Henry was succeeded first by his son Richard the Lion-Hearted, hero of the Third Crusade. • When Richard died, his younger brother John took the throne. • John was an extremely poor king. The last straw was when he raised taxes. The nobles revolted. • John was forced to sign the Magna Carta ( ...
... • King Henry was succeeded first by his son Richard the Lion-Hearted, hero of the Third Crusade. • When Richard died, his younger brother John took the throne. • John was an extremely poor king. The last straw was when he raised taxes. The nobles revolted. • John was forced to sign the Magna Carta ( ...
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... successors found it impossible to unite the many baronial factions until the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick 1, called Barbarossa or Red Beard, managed to control his feudal barons in the area shown in brown. However, he overstepped himself when he attempted to assert After six unsuccessful expeditions ...
... successors found it impossible to unite the many baronial factions until the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick 1, called Barbarossa or Red Beard, managed to control his feudal barons in the area shown in brown. However, he overstepped himself when he attempted to assert After six unsuccessful expeditions ...
The Middle Ages - Stovka Social 8
... • King Henry was succeeded first by his son Richard the Lion-Hearted, hero of the Third Crusade. • When Richard died, his younger brother John took the throne. • John was an extremely poor king. The last straw was when he raised taxes. The nobles revolted. • John was forced to sign the Magna Carta ( ...
... • King Henry was succeeded first by his son Richard the Lion-Hearted, hero of the Third Crusade. • When Richard died, his younger brother John took the throne. • John was an extremely poor king. The last straw was when he raised taxes. The nobles revolted. • John was forced to sign the Magna Carta ( ...
Middle Ages powerpoint
... • Sacraments – rites performed by the church such as marriage, baptism, christening, last rites etc. • Lay investiture – a ceremony where kings and nobles appointed church officials. • Henry IV of Germany and Pope Gregory VII fought over lay investiture. • Concordat of Worms – an agreement in 1122 ...
... • Sacraments – rites performed by the church such as marriage, baptism, christening, last rites etc. • Lay investiture – a ceremony where kings and nobles appointed church officials. • Henry IV of Germany and Pope Gregory VII fought over lay investiture. • Concordat of Worms – an agreement in 1122 ...
Medieval - Coweta County Schools
... Has 2 sons: Charles and Charlemon Charlemon disappears and Charles become the sole heir Charles will due to his conquest of the Germanic invaders be dubbed CHARLEMAGNE---Charles the Great Crowned by the Pope on Christmas day 800 AD beginning the Holy Roman Empire ...
... Has 2 sons: Charles and Charlemon Charlemon disappears and Charles become the sole heir Charles will due to his conquest of the Germanic invaders be dubbed CHARLEMAGNE---Charles the Great Crowned by the Pope on Christmas day 800 AD beginning the Holy Roman Empire ...
Crusader - Teacher`s Help Desk
... proceeded down the Palestinian coast. They avoided the well-defended coastal cities and reached Jerusalem in June 1099. The Holy City was taken during a horrible massacre of its people. The crusaders organized four Latin crusader states in the east after more conquests, or takeovers. One of these wa ...
... proceeded down the Palestinian coast. They avoided the well-defended coastal cities and reached Jerusalem in June 1099. The Holy City was taken during a horrible massacre of its people. The crusaders organized four Latin crusader states in the east after more conquests, or takeovers. One of these wa ...