midterm Flashcards
the first great emperor of the Eastern Roman empire (byzantium)
Justinian I
most famous cathedral built during Justinian’s rule
hagia sophia
picture or symbol of Christ, Mary, or a saint
icons
belief that Peter was the first Bishop of the church
Petrine theory
the first medieval pope
Gregory I
religious actions that provide salvation
sacraments
pieces of holy objects
relics
decrease time in purgatory
indulgences
made the Bible almost completely illegal
council of toulose
withdrawing from society and living in solitude to be free from sin
monasticism
missionary monks
friars
commenced the Carolingian line of Frankish kings; mayor of the palace
Pepin the short
battle that charles Martel defeated moors in
battle of tours
first great empire after rome
franks
first leader of franks
Clovis
Frankish empire was strongest since the romans under his rule
Charlemagne/Charles the Great/Charles I
treaty that was the foundation of france and germany
treaty of verdun
Muslims from North Africa
moors
The most famous Mayor of the Palace
Charles Martel
first of Hohenstaufen line
Frederick Barborossa
took the papacy to the zenith of its power
Pope Innocent III
Pope when Phillip the Fair took the Roman church captive and moved it to France (Babylonian Captivity of the Papacy)
Boniface VIII
kings personal land
crownland
lived on kings land and fought for him
knights
code of conduct for knights
chivalry
identifying images for knights
heraldry
the “do nothing” kings
merovingian
earliest known inhabitants of the British Isles
celts
where Angles, Saxons, and Jutes are from
denmark
greatest Saxon poem about Anglo-Saxon culture
beowulf
First Archbishop of Canterbury
Augustine
first great king of england
Alfred the great
two people that fought after Edward the confessor died without an heir; which battle
William from Normandy and Herold Godwin; battle of hastings
battle of hastings date
1066
started plantagenent line
Henry II
called “the lion hearted”
Richard I
most hated king of england
John
John was forced to sign this. when?
magna carta; 1215