Chapter 9 Flashcards
Would choose the popes
College of cardinals
Benedictine monk and advocate of reform-struggle with Henry IV
Gregory VII
Agreement of pope and German emperors recognizing right of church to elect officials
Concordat of Worms
Emphasized service to one’s fellow man
Religious orders
Leader of Franciscan order
Francis of Assisi
Dominican order-reputation for learning-leaders of the inquisition
Dominic
Established authority over all of Europe
Innocent III
Papal weapons
Excommunication interdict and inquisition
First of Saxon line of German kings
Henry the Fowler
Asserted his authority by defeating the Magyars- conquered Lombardy
Otto l
Union of Germany and Italy - union of church and state
Holy Roman Empire
Divided between Germany and Italy
Conflict of interest
1st Hohenstaufen ruler of the Holy Roman Empire with marriage alliance with Sicily
Frederick l
Grew up in Sicily-award of pope Innocent lll who tried to get him to give up Sicily
Frederick ll
Laid foundation for unified England- defeated Danes- Built navy
Alfred the Great
Made England part of the Danish empire
Canute
Battle on Oct 14, 1066– William won
Battle of Hastings
Domesday book
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Frenchman with much wealth and land in France - established circuit courts under royal authority
Henry ll
Indictments, juries, and common law
Courts
Friend turned foe - Archbishop of Canterbury
Thomas A Becket
Limited royal power
Magma Carta
Called Lion hearted- his brother plotted to overthrow him and made him sign the Magna Carta
Richard l
Conquered Wales and made his son prince— parliament
Edward l
Enlarged membership— power of the purse to check the Kings power
Parliament
Steadily increased power— all rulers had sons, effective and central government, and enlarging royal possessions
Capetian royal house
Land around Paris ruled by king
Ile-de-France
Real founder of France - influenced land in the royal domain by taking John’s away
Philip ll “Augustus”
Was called the ideal medieval king - peace and justice were his primary goals - involved in crusades
Louis lX
Expanded royal power - increased size of Germany - increased revenue of government - conflict with Boniface - established estates-general
Philip lV
Crusaders motives
Pious desires, adventure, fame and fortune, opportunity to fight, commercial gain, and Roman Church promises
Most successful crusade - captured Jerusalem
First crusade
3rd crusade - Frederick Barbarossa, Philip Augustus, and Richard the lion hearted - 3 year truce
Kings’ crusade
4th crusade - attacked Zara - pillages Constantinople and ended
The diverted crusades
Outlawed lay investiture
Gregory Vlll
Founded the Holy Roman Empire
Otto l
Buying and selling church offices
Simony
William of Normandy against Harold
Battle of Hastings
Limited taxes
Power of the purse
Survey of taxables
Domesday book
He was a monk
Bernard’s clairvaux