I Holy Roman Empire A Catholic Church Hierarchy

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I. Holy Roman Empire

I. Holy Roman Empire

A. Catholic Church Hierarchy 1. Pope in Rome head of the church -Cardinals reported

A. Catholic Church Hierarchy 1. Pope in Rome head of the church -Cardinals reported to Pope -Archbishops governed bishops spread all over Europe -Priests lived in villages and towns

2. “wandering” ministries: two orders of monks (Franciscans, Franciscans known for vows of poverty,

2. “wandering” ministries: two orders of monks (Franciscans, Franciscans known for vows of poverty, & Dominicans, Dominicans more scholarly) 3. monasteries: housed monks who devoted their lives to study, worship, & hard work convents: for nuns 4. Monasteries became centers of scholarship, education, & libraries

Cluny

Cluny

B. Politics & the Church 1. Church reform: some viewed Church as becoming corrupt

B. Politics & the Church 1. Church reform: some viewed Church as becoming corrupt (landholding, simony, & religious appointments) 2. Pope Gregory VII tried to take power from monarchs to appoint bishops (LAY INVESTITURE) 3. Church made its own courts: Ecclesiastical Courts 4. Concordat of Worms (1122): stated that bishops controlled by both Church (“ring & staff”) & by Emperor (“lance”)

C. “Angleland” 1. Battle of Hastings (1066): William “the Conqueror” invades the Saxons from

C. “Angleland” 1. Battle of Hastings (1066): William “the Conqueror” invades the Saxons from Normandy 2. Henry II: - tried to strengthen power of king - created trial by juries - had archbishop of Canterbury (Thomas Becket) killed…

Thesis Writing Exercise: What factors contributed to conflict between the Papacy & the monarchs

Thesis Writing Exercise: What factors contributed to conflict between the Papacy & the monarchs of Western Europe?

C. Early Russia 1. Missionaries brought Christianity to early Russia (Cyril & Methodius) -

C. Early Russia 1. Missionaries brought Christianity to early Russia (Cyril & Methodius) - Cyrillic alphabet translated Bible into native Slavic languages 2. Trade brought Byzantine ideas

CYRIL & METHODIUS

CYRIL & METHODIUS

THE CYRLLIC ALPHABET

THE CYRLLIC ALPHABET

D. KIEVAN RUS’ 1. Descendants of Vikings invade Baltic region and city of Kiev

D. KIEVAN RUS’ 1. Descendants of Vikings invade Baltic region and city of Kiev 2. Kiev major trade route

3. Vladimir converted the Rus’ to Christianity (fewest restrictions on food & drinking…) 4.

3. Vladimir converted the Rus’ to Christianity (fewest restrictions on food & drinking…) 4. Married Byzantine Emperor’s daughter 5. Copied Byzantium (religion, art, gov’t) VLADIMIR

boyars: boyars landholding aristocrats

boyars: boyars landholding aristocrats

YAROSLAV THE WISE 1. Yaroslav “the Wise” codified Russian law

YAROSLAV THE WISE 1. Yaroslav “the Wise” codified Russian law

E. KIEVAN DECLINE 1. CONFLICT WITH LOCAL PRINCES 2. Byzantium falls 3. Invasion from

E. KIEVAN DECLINE 1. CONFLICT WITH LOCAL PRINCES 2. Byzantium falls 3. Invasion from the Mongols (TATARS)

The Mongols Invade Russia

The Mongols Invade Russia

F. THE MONGOLS 1. Controlled Russia for 200 years 2. Conquered Rus’ in winter!

F. THE MONGOLS 1. Controlled Russia for 200 years 2. Conquered Rus’ in winter! 3. GHENGIS KHAN

II. WESTERN EUROPE REVIVES

II. WESTERN EUROPE REVIVES

A. Agricultural Advances 1. moldboard (plow) 2. horse collar 3. three-field system

A. Agricultural Advances 1. moldboard (plow) 2. horse collar 3. three-field system

B. Cities & Trade 1. Population growth 2. Italian port cities 3. Flanders in

B. Cities & Trade 1. Population growth 2. Italian port cities 3. Flanders in N. Europe

Medieval Trade

Medieval Trade

III. The Crusades A. Political causes: 1. European expansionism (conversion of Vikings & Magyars

III. The Crusades A. Political causes: 1. European expansionism (conversion of Vikings & Magyars (Huns) to Christianity) 2. European Christians take control from Ummayads of Spain & Sicily 3. Byzantines lose to Seljuk Turks at Battle of Manzikert (1071)

B. Pope Urban II’s call for a Crusade in 1095 Causes: 1. to return

B. Pope Urban II’s call for a Crusade in 1095 Causes: 1. to return the “Holy Lands” to Christian control 2. to unite European Christians 3. to control kings & nobles 4. heal the Great Schism

Pope Urban II: Preaching a Crusade at Clermont 1095

Pope Urban II: Preaching a Crusade at Clermont 1095

Council of Clermont, 1095 “If any one through devotion alone, and not for the

Council of Clermont, 1095 “If any one through devotion alone, and not for the sake of honor or gain, goes to Jerusalem to free the church of God, the journey itself shall take the place of all penance. ”

C. Why fight? 1. religious holy war for salvation against the “infidels” have their

C. Why fight? 1. religious holy war for salvation against the “infidels” have their taxes canceled avoid jail by fighting plunder for personal gain 1. glory &d potential for land 2. merchants saw a chance for trade expansion

Christian Crusades

Christian Crusades

D. ESP Effects: 1. stimulated trade (new towns & new products) 2. feudalism weakened

D. ESP Effects: 1. stimulated trade (new towns & new products) 2. feudalism weakened (serfs gained freedom …but power of kings increased) 3. improved status of women 4. improved prestige of church 5. encouraged learning