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CHAPTERS IN BRIEF European Middle Ages, 500–1200
... take place in those lands. The ruler’s subjects deeply feared this punishment, for without sacraments they were doomed to hell. ...
... take place in those lands. The ruler’s subjects deeply feared this punishment, for without sacraments they were doomed to hell. ...
AGES OF HISTORY (part 2)
... • Breakup of unified empire – language began to change. No longer Latin. • End of Democracy ...
... • Breakup of unified empire – language began to change. No longer Latin. • End of Democracy ...
Unit 3 Study Guide Fannin/Price Fall 2009 Which European
... At what age was a page typically raised to the rank of squire? From what region or country did the Vikings come? Which invaders reached Constantinople during the period from 700-1000? What region or country suffered attacks from all three types of invaders? Which body of water was NOT used by Viking ...
... At what age was a page typically raised to the rank of squire? From what region or country did the Vikings come? Which invaders reached Constantinople during the period from 700-1000? What region or country suffered attacks from all three types of invaders? Which body of water was NOT used by Viking ...
The Middle Ages - Brookwood High School
... belonged to the king – In return, the nobles agreed to give their loyalty and military services to the king. – Developed not only in Europe, but in countries like Japan and China also ...
... belonged to the king – In return, the nobles agreed to give their loyalty and military services to the king. – Developed not only in Europe, but in countries like Japan and China also ...
SEMESTER II EXAM STUDY GUIDE Overview: Content Areas 4
... Louis IX ----- 1226, King of France. He was a very religion man who persecuted heretics and Jews. Expanded the royal courts, outlawed private wars, and ended serfdom Holy Roman Empire ----- empire of west central Europe from 962-1806, consisting of present day Germany and neighboring lands Henry IV ...
... Louis IX ----- 1226, King of France. He was a very religion man who persecuted heretics and Jews. Expanded the royal courts, outlawed private wars, and ended serfdom Holy Roman Empire ----- empire of west central Europe from 962-1806, consisting of present day Germany and neighboring lands Henry IV ...
The Middle Ages
... gradually expanded land from the Baltic & Black Seas to the Danube & Volga Rivers (map pg 301) B. Orthodox Christianity-Vladimir C. 1st Russian sate ended in 1169 D. 13th century-Mongols ruled Russia A strong Russian prince, Alexander Nevsky, was given the title of grand-prince by the khan & his des ...
... gradually expanded land from the Baltic & Black Seas to the Danube & Volga Rivers (map pg 301) B. Orthodox Christianity-Vladimir C. 1st Russian sate ended in 1169 D. 13th century-Mongols ruled Russia A strong Russian prince, Alexander Nevsky, was given the title of grand-prince by the khan & his des ...
The Middle Ages
... • In the Fourth Crusade, crusaders got sidetracked and greedy on their way to the Holy Land and ended up conquering and plundering Constantinople, the Christian city they had originally come to protect! (Schism Timeline) • For the next 68 years, four more crusades were fought, but the Holy Land rema ...
... • In the Fourth Crusade, crusaders got sidetracked and greedy on their way to the Holy Land and ended up conquering and plundering Constantinople, the Christian city they had originally come to protect! (Schism Timeline) • For the next 68 years, four more crusades were fought, but the Holy Land rema ...
Chapter 9 Byzantine Empire
... lord and could give portions of it to vassals of his own. Someone might be the vassal of one person, but the lord of another. • Knights were warriors who fought on horseback. In return for land, they pledged themselves as vassals to the king. Only the sons of lords could become knights. ...
... lord and could give portions of it to vassals of his own. Someone might be the vassal of one person, but the lord of another. • Knights were warriors who fought on horseback. In return for land, they pledged themselves as vassals to the king. Only the sons of lords could become knights. ...
IMPACT OF FALL OF ROME ON WESTERN EUROPE
... Church Gregory I, (Gregory the Great) became pope. As head of the Church in Rome, Gregory broadened the authority of the papacy, or pope’s office, beyond its spiritual role. ...
... Church Gregory I, (Gregory the Great) became pope. As head of the Church in Rome, Gregory broadened the authority of the papacy, or pope’s office, beyond its spiritual role. ...
Gregorian Reforms File
... elected Pope three times and had sold the Papacy. In 1054 the “Great Schism” had divided western European Christians from the eastern Greek Orthodox church. Given these events, the Church had to reassert its importance and authority to its followers. ...
... elected Pope three times and had sold the Papacy. In 1054 the “Great Schism” had divided western European Christians from the eastern Greek Orthodox church. Given these events, the Church had to reassert its importance and authority to its followers. ...
Ch8and9Outline
... B. Europe had dense forests, which covered much of the north, and very rich black earth was better suited for raising crops. C. Coastal people used the seas for fishing, as well as trading and exploration. II Germanic Kingdoms A. Between 400 and 700, the Germanic tribes carved up Western Europe into ...
... B. Europe had dense forests, which covered much of the north, and very rich black earth was better suited for raising crops. C. Coastal people used the seas for fishing, as well as trading and exploration. II Germanic Kingdoms A. Between 400 and 700, the Germanic tribes carved up Western Europe into ...
Outline - The Good Teacher
... early years came from the East. Third, all major doctrinal decisions were made in the East up to the 7th century. Fourth, the early theologians (except the Latin Tertullian) were Eastern or Greek. 2. However, the influence of the Western Latin Church (Rome) is found in its papal power from 606 throu ...
... early years came from the East. Third, all major doctrinal decisions were made in the East up to the 7th century. Fourth, the early theologians (except the Latin Tertullian) were Eastern or Greek. 2. However, the influence of the Western Latin Church (Rome) is found in its papal power from 606 throu ...
The Middle Ages Continued!
... Francis of Assisi started the order. Live the simple life of Jesus. Poor Claires were the female equivalent. Dominicans were more educated to try to “reeducate” the heresies. ...
... Francis of Assisi started the order. Live the simple life of Jesus. Poor Claires were the female equivalent. Dominicans were more educated to try to “reeducate” the heresies. ...
The Rise of Europe
... • Henry IV demanded that Gregory VII resign as Pope • Gregory excommunicated Henry • Henry realized he could not win so begged forgiveness • Henry was forgiven ...
... • Henry IV demanded that Gregory VII resign as Pope • Gregory excommunicated Henry • Henry realized he could not win so begged forgiveness • Henry was forgiven ...
Lecture 14 - Upper Iowa University
... Invaders of Europe: Vikings The most famous and persistent of the medieval invaders Raided in Europe between the 9th and 12th centuries Came out of Scandinavia ...
... Invaders of Europe: Vikings The most famous and persistent of the medieval invaders Raided in Europe between the 9th and 12th centuries Came out of Scandinavia ...
The Middle Ages
... kingdom in the former Roman province of Gaul The Franks’ first Christian king was Clovis By the time Clovis died, he had extended rule over what is now France ...
... kingdom in the former Roman province of Gaul The Franks’ first Christian king was Clovis By the time Clovis died, he had extended rule over what is now France ...
Medieval Church: 700-1000 AD in the Latin West
... He was reprimanded by his AngloSaxon advisor, Alcuin, who said that Christianity must be spread as an appeal, not as a conquest. Though Charlemagne's reign is justly termed a "renaissance," this policy of conversion by the sword stands as a grim forerunner of the rest of the medieval period, includi ...
... He was reprimanded by his AngloSaxon advisor, Alcuin, who said that Christianity must be spread as an appeal, not as a conquest. Though Charlemagne's reign is justly termed a "renaissance," this policy of conversion by the sword stands as a grim forerunner of the rest of the medieval period, includi ...
Powerpoint Notes on The Middle Ages
... “The Greatest Failure in History” Impact of the Crusades 1. Cultural Diffusion: Euro contact Eastern cultures - Muslim/Byzantine goods & ideas 2. Revival of learning – Greek/Roman (Byzantines) & Muslim advances 3. Increased demand led to increased trade ...
... “The Greatest Failure in History” Impact of the Crusades 1. Cultural Diffusion: Euro contact Eastern cultures - Muslim/Byzantine goods & ideas 2. Revival of learning – Greek/Roman (Byzantines) & Muslim advances 3. Increased demand led to increased trade ...
The Middle Ages - Henry County Schools
... Strong kings arose btwn 1450 and 1500s that did not base their power on feudalism. The new monarchs had three important new sources of power 1. Control of taxes – Every class pays taxes to the king ...
... Strong kings arose btwn 1450 and 1500s that did not base their power on feudalism. The new monarchs had three important new sources of power 1. Control of taxes – Every class pays taxes to the king ...
holy wars: the origins and effects of the crusades
... the church, emphasising the pope’s own authority, and th ...
... the church, emphasising the pope’s own authority, and th ...
Topic #7 Medieval Christian Europe_ Lessons 1-4
... Jews serve in Muslim courts and lived peacefully alongside Christians, very tolerant Anti-Semitism – prejudice against Jews More Christianized Europe brings more Jewish prejudice, little interaction with Christians Jews often used as a scapegoat to problems in towns and ...
... Jews serve in Muslim courts and lived peacefully alongside Christians, very tolerant Anti-Semitism – prejudice against Jews More Christianized Europe brings more Jewish prejudice, little interaction with Christians Jews often used as a scapegoat to problems in towns and ...
Medieval Conflicts and Crusades (700
... Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne emperor during a coronation or crowning ceremony in appreciation for being given protection when rivals tried to blind and remove him from office. The coronation strengthened the power of the Church in W. Europe by establishing the principle that only the pope could ...
... Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne emperor during a coronation or crowning ceremony in appreciation for being given protection when rivals tried to blind and remove him from office. The coronation strengthened the power of the Church in W. Europe by establishing the principle that only the pope could ...
Development of Feudalism - iMiddle7thgradeWorldHistory
... •Builds greatest empire since Ancient Rome. •Spreads Christianity through conquests. •Reunites Europe for the first time since the Roman Empire. ...
... •Builds greatest empire since Ancient Rome. •Spreads Christianity through conquests. •Reunites Europe for the first time since the Roman Empire. ...
History of Christianity during the Middle Ages
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The history of Christianity during the Middle Ages is the history of Christianity between the Fall of Rome (c. 476) and the onset of the Protestant Reformation during the early 16th century, the development usually taken to mark the beginning of modern Christianity. This is the period in European history known as the Middle Ages or Medieval era.Among the dioceses, five held special eminence: Rome, Constantinople, Jerusalem, Antioch, and Alexandria, generally referred to as the Pentarchy. The prestige of most of these sees depended in part on their apostolic founders, or in the case of Byzantium/Constantinople, that it was the new seat (New Rome) of the continuing Roman or Byzantine Empire. These bishops considered themselves the spiritual successors of those apostles. In addition, all five cities were Early centers of Christianity.