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Popes & Kings
... • One part of Europe that refused to respect the authority of the Pope was the Byzantine Empire—especially in Constantinople. • Here, the Byzantine Emperor was the head of the Orthodox Church. ...
... • One part of Europe that refused to respect the authority of the Pope was the Byzantine Empire—especially in Constantinople. • Here, the Byzantine Emperor was the head of the Orthodox Church. ...
Chapter 7 Icons, schism revised
... began to decline, certain Frankish nobles took control of the government and became known as “Mayors of the Palace”. ...
... began to decline, certain Frankish nobles took control of the government and became known as “Mayors of the Palace”. ...
OLM/THEO/CH FLF14 THE CAROLINGIAN AGES Slide show notes
... Charlemagne’s reign was based on harmony, which developed between three elements: the Roman past, the Germanic way of life, and Christianity. Charlemagne devoted his entire reign to blending these three elements into one kingdom and by doing this, he secured a foundation upon which European society ...
... Charlemagne’s reign was based on harmony, which developed between three elements: the Roman past, the Germanic way of life, and Christianity. Charlemagne devoted his entire reign to blending these three elements into one kingdom and by doing this, he secured a foundation upon which European society ...
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... 14. What did the Treaty of Verdun do? 15. What battle did Charles Martel defeat the Muslims? Why so important? 16. Vikings and attack of Charlemagne’s empire 17. Why did Pope Leo crown Charlemagne? What problems did it cause? 18. What is the reason for feudalism? 19. What is the vassal’s obligation ...
... 14. What did the Treaty of Verdun do? 15. What battle did Charles Martel defeat the Muslims? Why so important? 16. Vikings and attack of Charlemagne’s empire 17. Why did Pope Leo crown Charlemagne? What problems did it cause? 18. What is the reason for feudalism? 19. What is the vassal’s obligation ...
The Early Middle Ages
... At the same time, Muslims were creating a new civilization and empire in the Mediterranean region. ...
... At the same time, Muslims were creating a new civilization and empire in the Mediterranean region. ...
Medieval History (Unit 8)
... 3. Pepin the Short (Pepin III) - 741-768, Charles’s son He asked, “If I am so strong, why am I not king.” He did not want to overthrow because he would lose popularity. He needed a better way. Pope was the only one who could get rid of a king (nicely) Pepin asked the Pope “who should be king” Pope ...
... 3. Pepin the Short (Pepin III) - 741-768, Charles’s son He asked, “If I am so strong, why am I not king.” He did not want to overthrow because he would lose popularity. He needed a better way. Pope was the only one who could get rid of a king (nicely) Pepin asked the Pope “who should be king” Pope ...
The Early Middle Ages
... While feudalism brought political structure to the early Middle Ages, the manor system was responsible for providing economic and social structure. Fiefs were miniature governments based on self-interest and mutual defense, where there was an exchange of property for personal service. A fief was th ...
... While feudalism brought political structure to the early Middle Ages, the manor system was responsible for providing economic and social structure. Fiefs were miniature governments based on self-interest and mutual defense, where there was an exchange of property for personal service. A fief was th ...
Middle Ages
... – Charlemagne's successors fought amongst themselves – By 870 the middle kingdom divided between eastern and western kingdom – Invasions of different people hindered the empire • Muslims from Africa invaded the Mediterranean coast • Slavs from the east raided central Europe • Nomadic Magyars settled ...
... – Charlemagne's successors fought amongst themselves – By 870 the middle kingdom divided between eastern and western kingdom – Invasions of different people hindered the empire • Muslims from Africa invaded the Mediterranean coast • Slavs from the east raided central Europe • Nomadic Magyars settled ...
European Chaos, Byzantine Empire and the Spread of Islam
... Church’s Influence on the Franks Clovis and the Merovingian line of kings Charles Martel, Mayor who defeats the Moors at Tours, 732 and the Carolingian line of kings Pepin, son of Charles Martel makes a deal with the Pope of Rome to become king Anointed king by the pope Removes the Lombards ...
... Church’s Influence on the Franks Clovis and the Merovingian line of kings Charles Martel, Mayor who defeats the Moors at Tours, 732 and the Carolingian line of kings Pepin, son of Charles Martel makes a deal with the Pope of Rome to become king Anointed king by the pope Removes the Lombards ...
Middle Ages: 500 C.E. * 1500 C.E.
... Ex-communication: used as the ultimate punishment and threat against Kings ...
... Ex-communication: used as the ultimate punishment and threat against Kings ...
Rome after its Empire: From the Germanic Middle Ages to the early
... 753 Lombards threaten Rome; no assistance from Byzantine Empire 754 Pope Steven II travels to Frankish Kingdom anoints Pepin & sons at St. Denis outside Paris given title of patricius romanorum = Roman patrician 755 Franks defeat Lombards in Italy, DONATION OF PEPIN gift to Papacy of Italian lands = ...
... 753 Lombards threaten Rome; no assistance from Byzantine Empire 754 Pope Steven II travels to Frankish Kingdom anoints Pepin & sons at St. Denis outside Paris given title of patricius romanorum = Roman patrician 755 Franks defeat Lombards in Italy, DONATION OF PEPIN gift to Papacy of Italian lands = ...
After the Fall- Western Europe #2
... consolidate the ruins of central Italy and Rome into the Papal States under the Byzantines still held Byzantines as the rightful ruler of Italy - just after the death of Justinian extend the role of the Western Christian Church through Europe and to Britain and Ireland where literacy is preserved La ...
... consolidate the ruins of central Italy and Rome into the Papal States under the Byzantines still held Byzantines as the rightful ruler of Italy - just after the death of Justinian extend the role of the Western Christian Church through Europe and to Britain and Ireland where literacy is preserved La ...
Middle Ages Powerpoint
... be crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III •Charlemagne increases the power of the pope and demands that a tax be paid annually to the church (10% of one’s income = a tithe) ...
... be crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III •Charlemagne increases the power of the pope and demands that a tax be paid annually to the church (10% of one’s income = a tithe) ...
Early Middle Ages
... Palace Pepin wanted to be king, but he had no royal blood He used his influence with the Frankish bishops and the Pope to bring about dynastic change ...
... Palace Pepin wanted to be king, but he had no royal blood He used his influence with the Frankish bishops and the Pope to bring about dynastic change ...
Chapter 11 - The Dark Ages Outline
... The court of the Pope was moved to Avignon, France and "held captive" by the French there The Other Great Schism - A split within the Roman Catholic Church from 1378 to 1417 By its end, three men simultaneously claimed to be the true pope The schism was ended by the Council of Constance (1414–14 ...
... The court of the Pope was moved to Avignon, France and "held captive" by the French there The Other Great Schism - A split within the Roman Catholic Church from 1378 to 1417 By its end, three men simultaneously claimed to be the true pope The schism was ended by the Council of Constance (1414–14 ...
Western Europe in the Early Middle Ages
... • Pepin ended the rule of the Merovingian • With the pope’s support he will be crowned King of the Franks • In return he defends the pope from the Lombards and gives the pope land • The Donation of Pepin creates the Papal States ...
... • Pepin ended the rule of the Merovingian • With the pope’s support he will be crowned King of the Franks • In return he defends the pope from the Lombards and gives the pope land • The Donation of Pepin creates the Papal States ...
Sources of Support for the Papacy
... • Charlemagne assumed active leadership in the church by: directing missions, sponsoring ecclesiastical legislation, strengthening church government, supervising election of bishops, establishing schools and monasteries (large grants) and formulating educational standards. • He opposed the pope on w ...
... • Charlemagne assumed active leadership in the church by: directing missions, sponsoring ecclesiastical legislation, strengthening church government, supervising election of bishops, establishing schools and monasteries (large grants) and formulating educational standards. • He opposed the pope on w ...
Early Middle Ages
... Joan and the Gender checking chair. •Modern scholars have been unable to resolve the historicity of Pope Joan. ...
... Joan and the Gender checking chair. •Modern scholars have been unable to resolve the historicity of Pope Joan. ...
The Rise of the Middle Ages A.D. 432 – A.D. 1328
... The Carolingians new empire was strengthened when the Pope gave his blessing to Pepin III. In 754 A.D., under the request of the pope, Pepin III led a Frankish army into Italy and defeated the Lombards, a Germanic tribe that threatened Rome. With this victory the Franks won control of the territory ...
... The Carolingians new empire was strengthened when the Pope gave his blessing to Pepin III. In 754 A.D., under the request of the pope, Pepin III led a Frankish army into Italy and defeated the Lombards, a Germanic tribe that threatened Rome. With this victory the Franks won control of the territory ...
Chapter 13 - cloudfront.net
... Rise of the Franks Pepin was anointed king of the Franks. Pepin III’s coronation established the Carolingians Carolingians- new line of Frankish rulers. Pope confirmation of Pepin’s rule, strengthened the legitimacy of the new Carolingian dynasty. European Christians believed that the pop ...
... Rise of the Franks Pepin was anointed king of the Franks. Pepin III’s coronation established the Carolingians Carolingians- new line of Frankish rulers. Pope confirmation of Pepin’s rule, strengthened the legitimacy of the new Carolingian dynasty. European Christians believed that the pop ...
Christianity, Feudalism, and Manorialism
... Pepin II of Heristal He retained the title of Mayor but exercised the powers of King He is called the second founder of the Frankish Kingdom. Charles Martel “The Hammer” 714-741 A.D. He was said to be He created an army of mounted warriors Battle of Tours lay investiture Pepin III (The Short) 741-7 ...
... Pepin II of Heristal He retained the title of Mayor but exercised the powers of King He is called the second founder of the Frankish Kingdom. Charles Martel “The Hammer” 714-741 A.D. He was said to be He created an army of mounted warriors Battle of Tours lay investiture Pepin III (The Short) 741-7 ...
Chapter 13 - Greer Middle College
... • 590 – Gregory (the Great) became pope • Broadened papacy to include secular power • Church revenues = soldiers, public works, care for the poor • Gregorian chant • Christendom – spiritual kingdom on earth, ruled from Rome, spreading from Italy to England and from Spain to Germany ...
... • 590 – Gregory (the Great) became pope • Broadened papacy to include secular power • Church revenues = soldiers, public works, care for the poor • Gregorian chant • Christendom – spiritual kingdom on earth, ruled from Rome, spreading from Italy to England and from Spain to Germany ...
Early Middle Ages Review
... 13. What distinguished Pope Gregory the Great (Gregory I) from earlier popes? 14. What does the term secular mean? 15. What dynasty did Clovis start? 16. Define the term Major Domo. 17. Who was Charles Martel? 18. What important battle did Charles Martel win and why was it important in European hist ...
... 13. What distinguished Pope Gregory the Great (Gregory I) from earlier popes? 14. What does the term secular mean? 15. What dynasty did Clovis start? 16. Define the term Major Domo. 17. Who was Charles Martel? 18. What important battle did Charles Martel win and why was it important in European hist ...