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The Middle Ages
... Charlemagne (Charles the Great) who was a military general and restored Pope Leo III who had been exiled In return, Leo placed a crown on Charlemagne and named him the “Emperor of the Romans” which secured the relationship between Frankish kings and the papacy Charlemagne became the first ruler of t ...
... Charlemagne (Charles the Great) who was a military general and restored Pope Leo III who had been exiled In return, Leo placed a crown on Charlemagne and named him the “Emperor of the Romans” which secured the relationship between Frankish kings and the papacy Charlemagne became the first ruler of t ...
AP World History Chapter 10
... • Phillip rallied French support by setting up the Estates General in 1302. • The Estates General never gained the power of the purse, so they never got as strong as the English Parliament. ...
... • Phillip rallied French support by setting up the Estates General in 1302. • The Estates General never gained the power of the purse, so they never got as strong as the English Parliament. ...
Church Reform & the Crusades
... Over on the Iberian peninsula, the Spanish & Portuguese were having their own Crusade. Fighting for 700 years against the Moors (N. African Muslims) they were finally driven out in 1492. This would lead to the Inquisition which the church lead to root out heresy. It successfully expelled all Jews & ...
... Over on the Iberian peninsula, the Spanish & Portuguese were having their own Crusade. Fighting for 700 years against the Moors (N. African Muslims) they were finally driven out in 1492. This would lead to the Inquisition which the church lead to root out heresy. It successfully expelled all Jews & ...
Chapter 9 Outline Text
... 2. The ensuing chaos and instability suited the rulers because becoming a powerful warlord depended on the absence of order. 3. The kingdom was the family estate, so the Merovingian kings conducted war against family members; every time a king died, his sons fought each other for the wealth and powe ...
... 2. The ensuing chaos and instability suited the rulers because becoming a powerful warlord depended on the absence of order. 3. The kingdom was the family estate, so the Merovingian kings conducted war against family members; every time a king died, his sons fought each other for the wealth and powe ...
Outline - Jacob Schulman
... - Attacked theological views of Peter Abelard, intervened in papal election of 1130, drafted constitution for knights templar - Citeaux founded 525 more monasteries, had a big impact D. Reform of the Papacy: 1. Some believe that revival in Cluny sparked the revival of Roman Papacy & church a. Pope G ...
... - Attacked theological views of Peter Abelard, intervened in papal election of 1130, drafted constitution for knights templar - Citeaux founded 525 more monasteries, had a big impact D. Reform of the Papacy: 1. Some believe that revival in Cluny sparked the revival of Roman Papacy & church a. Pope G ...
The Rise of Feudalism in Europe
... crowned the king of the Franks • Later, in 800 CE he was crowned by the POPE Leo III as the king of the Holy Roman Empire. • This enraged the Eastern Byzantines because their ruler was not selected • The Church and Charlemagne depended on each other. The Pope needed the support of his army to protec ...
... crowned the king of the Franks • Later, in 800 CE he was crowned by the POPE Leo III as the king of the Holy Roman Empire. • This enraged the Eastern Byzantines because their ruler was not selected • The Church and Charlemagne depended on each other. The Pope needed the support of his army to protec ...
Bellwork Jan 12, 2015
... – Calls especially on the Franks in Germany because Charlemagne had so recently made them powerful – Pointed out that violence against Muslims would better save their souls than fighting each other at home ...
... – Calls especially on the Franks in Germany because Charlemagne had so recently made them powerful – Pointed out that violence against Muslims would better save their souls than fighting each other at home ...
CHAPTER 11 – THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE AND WESTERN EUROPE
... repeated conflicts between Church and State throughout the Middle Ages. The doctrine of papal primacy was also conceived to combat the competitive claims of the patriarchs of the eastern church. Pointing to Jesus’ words to Peter in the Gospel of St. Matthew (16:18), the pope claimed to be in direct ...
... repeated conflicts between Church and State throughout the Middle Ages. The doctrine of papal primacy was also conceived to combat the competitive claims of the patriarchs of the eastern church. Pointing to Jesus’ words to Peter in the Gospel of St. Matthew (16:18), the pope claimed to be in direct ...
Write the Correct Answer
... Directions; Fill in each blank with the correct term. Choose your answer from the terms in parentheses. ...
... Directions; Fill in each blank with the correct term. Choose your answer from the terms in parentheses. ...
CHAPTER 6 - THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES:
... Vandals succeeded in disrupting the empire and upon occasion even invading Rome itself. But the barbarians (who were already Christians) were willing to learn from the people they conquered; the Latin language, Nicene Christianity and Roman law survived. The eastern empire, also called the Byzantine ...
... Vandals succeeded in disrupting the empire and upon occasion even invading Rome itself. But the barbarians (who were already Christians) were willing to learn from the people they conquered; the Latin language, Nicene Christianity and Roman law survived. The eastern empire, also called the Byzantine ...
Middle Ages
... system that developed along with Feudalism • Primary economic activity was Agriculture __________________ • Manor was based on the concept of Self- sufficiency __________________ ...
... system that developed along with Feudalism • Primary economic activity was Agriculture __________________ • Manor was based on the concept of Self- sufficiency __________________ ...
Mr. Cawthon_middle ages through the reformation
... c. installing stained glass windows in cathedrals d. traveling from court to court to spread news Epic poems differed from religious texts in that they were intended to be a. accessible only to the clergy. c. read in private. b. studied in universities. d. entertaining. Some Christians may have disa ...
... c. installing stained glass windows in cathedrals d. traveling from court to court to spread news Epic poems differed from religious texts in that they were intended to be a. accessible only to the clergy. c. read in private. b. studied in universities. d. entertaining. Some Christians may have disa ...
Papal Authority: 4th and 5th Centuries CE, continued Early medieval
... Papal Doctrines: Reverence for Peter and Paul as Vicars of Christ (authority to loose and bind; shepherd via instruction); letters; clerical control; wealth/land holdings/taxation powers; record of orthodoxy at early ecumenical councils. Pope Leo I The Great c. 440-461 CE strengthens the papacy via ...
... Papal Doctrines: Reverence for Peter and Paul as Vicars of Christ (authority to loose and bind; shepherd via instruction); letters; clerical control; wealth/land holdings/taxation powers; record of orthodoxy at early ecumenical councils. Pope Leo I The Great c. 440-461 CE strengthens the papacy via ...
Packet #3
... and worked his lands was called 1 feudalism 2 illumination 3 manorialism 4 investiture 6. Unlike contemporary Indian and Byzantine civilizations, which element was not prevalent in early Islamic society? 1 slavery 2 taxation 3 social classes 4 golden ages 7. Under manorialism, tenants agreed to work ...
... and worked his lands was called 1 feudalism 2 illumination 3 manorialism 4 investiture 6. Unlike contemporary Indian and Byzantine civilizations, which element was not prevalent in early Islamic society? 1 slavery 2 taxation 3 social classes 4 golden ages 7. Under manorialism, tenants agreed to work ...
byzantine empire - Mesa Public Schools
... In 1093, Byzantine emperor asks for help fighting the Turks Pope Urban II issues a call for a Crusade—a “holy war” Goals of the Crusades Pope wants to reclaim Jerusalem and reunite Christianity Kings use the Crusades to send away knights who cause trouble, young sons hope to earn land or win glo ...
... In 1093, Byzantine emperor asks for help fighting the Turks Pope Urban II issues a call for a Crusade—a “holy war” Goals of the Crusades Pope wants to reclaim Jerusalem and reunite Christianity Kings use the Crusades to send away knights who cause trouble, young sons hope to earn land or win glo ...
Middle Ages Student Notes
... The End of Charlemagne Charlemagne’s son (Louis the Pious) is ____________ to the throne; __________________________________ Louis’s sons _________________________ for control of the empire; civil war! Ends in 843; empire is divided into _________ kingdoms Charlemagne’s Legacy Extended _____ ...
... The End of Charlemagne Charlemagne’s son (Louis the Pious) is ____________ to the throne; __________________________________ Louis’s sons _________________________ for control of the empire; civil war! Ends in 843; empire is divided into _________ kingdoms Charlemagne’s Legacy Extended _____ ...
TheFirstCrusadeandtheCrusadorStates1073
... since the fall of the Roman Empire in the fifth century. The political kingdoms of England, France and the Germanic principalities owed spiritual allegiance to the head of the Catholic Church in Rome: the pope. Traditionally, the popes had been a highly influential but peaceful force in Europe. Duri ...
... since the fall of the Roman Empire in the fifth century. The political kingdoms of England, France and the Germanic principalities owed spiritual allegiance to the head of the Catholic Church in Rome: the pope. Traditionally, the popes had been a highly influential but peaceful force in Europe. Duri ...
ch 9 - SFP Home
... the emperors of ancient Rome The real rulers of central and eastern Europe as well as France and Italy were the emperors vassals Holy Roman emperors saw themselves as protectors of Italy and the popekey conflict between the emperors and popes rose over who would control appointments to high Church o ...
... the emperors of ancient Rome The real rulers of central and eastern Europe as well as France and Italy were the emperors vassals Holy Roman emperors saw themselves as protectors of Italy and the popekey conflict between the emperors and popes rose over who would control appointments to high Church o ...
Slide 1
... THE COMPROMISE- POPES APPOINT BISHOPS, RULERS GRANT THE LAND OTHER POPES TRIED TO MAKE THE ...
... THE COMPROMISE- POPES APPOINT BISHOPS, RULERS GRANT THE LAND OTHER POPES TRIED TO MAKE THE ...
Chapter 12 Europe and the Byzantine Empire
... converted to Christianity by St. Cyril, an Orthodox Christian, who used the Greek alphabet to create the Slavic alphabet. Most of these areas were not part of the Byzantine Empire itself, but were influenced by it. ...
... converted to Christianity by St. Cyril, an Orthodox Christian, who used the Greek alphabet to create the Slavic alphabet. Most of these areas were not part of the Byzantine Empire itself, but were influenced by it. ...
Final Review Semester 1
... The Nature of the Church • A universal Church comprised of the Elect • All those who believe in Christ belong, regardless of their position with the RCC ...
... The Nature of the Church • A universal Church comprised of the Elect • All those who believe in Christ belong, regardless of their position with the RCC ...
CHAPTER 7 Section 1 Terms, People, and Places
... Henry IV – Excommunicated by Pope Gregory for arguing Lay Investiture Pope Gregory VII – During Henry IV rule as Holy Roman Emperor, the conflict between Monarchs and the Church erupted. Lay Investiture – Appointment of Bishops by anyone who is not a member of the clergy. ...
... Henry IV – Excommunicated by Pope Gregory for arguing Lay Investiture Pope Gregory VII – During Henry IV rule as Holy Roman Emperor, the conflict between Monarchs and the Church erupted. Lay Investiture – Appointment of Bishops by anyone who is not a member of the clergy. ...
The Middle Ages or Dark Ages
... • They were dependant on the entire family. • Marriage was a way to increase your ...
... • They were dependant on the entire family. • Marriage was a way to increase your ...
the early middle ages 600 - 1050ad 6
... pyramid were the serfs, or peasants, who worked a piece of land in return for food and housing. The vast majority of people in Europe were serfs whose status was little above that of a slave. Next above the serfs was their immediate landlord and boss. This middlelevel boss was considered a lord to h ...
... pyramid were the serfs, or peasants, who worked a piece of land in return for food and housing. The vast majority of people in Europe were serfs whose status was little above that of a slave. Next above the serfs was their immediate landlord and boss. This middlelevel boss was considered a lord to h ...
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.