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William of Normandy
Battle of Hastings.. Franca vs. William-- William victory
William as king
Unified AngloSaxons and Norman French
Census-collected taxes
Henry II
inherited throne
jury system
expanding power lead to fight with church over authority
-first laws-first legal system-
legal system based on custom and court rulings
King John
son of Henry II
enemies: King Philip II, Pope Innocent III & nobles
lost Anju and Normandy to King Philip II - Excommunicated by Pope innocent III- took away nobles power
had to pay a fee
---Magna Carta--forced to sign
*asserted noble rights
*parliment
habeaous corpus
principle that no one person can be held in prison without chage of crime
Parliment
England legislature
two house body- house of lords
nobled & clergy -- house of commons with knights & middle citizens -----power of $
Hugh Carpet
weak leader
Philip II
strengthen royal government
-organized army
-granted charter
-national tax
control of southern france
Louis IX
religious
was made a saint
persecution of jews-knight crusades wars against muslims
crusades
christians battled Muslims for control of lands in Middle East - Jerusalem- series of wars
Holy Land
Jerusalem and other places in Palestine where Christians believed Jesus preached or lived
Lay Investure
appointment if bishops, abbots or other church officials by feudal lords and vassals
Why did popes and kings battle over lay investiture?
showed how secular world has power over religious and the church was against this because Church wants independence from secular rulers
Philip IV
disagreement with church
taxes from clergy
decline of papacy
estate
social class
general estates
First: clergy
Second: nobles
Third: everyone else
England
-royal power limited by Magna Carta
-Parliament made laws
-built jury system
-protection of rights
-fought with popes
France
-set up estates general
-built an army
-throne hereditary
-Roman Catholic Church
-pope limited power
France & England
strong leaders
bureaucracy
expanded territory
tax system
Otto I - emperor
King of Germany
given title by Church
cooperated with Church
------ crowned emperor
Gregory VII - pope
banned lay investiture
wanted to make church independent of secular rule
excommunicated Henry
-------gave pope more power
exiled
Henry IV- emperor
argued with Gregory VII
put pope (gregory) into exile
-----excommunicated by pope
Frederick I
[Fredrick Barbarossa]
[Red Beard]
defeated Barbarossa armies
tried to control Northern Italy
------holy roman empire became patchwork of feudal states
Pope Innocent III
claimed supremacy for all other rulers
excommunicated king john
crusades
----clashed with all other rulers
strengthened pope power
papacy
pope power
Seljuk Turks (impact in crusades)
gained wealth and land
control of holy land
Pope Urban II
increased his power
Crusaders
christians
soldiers
nobles
serfs
peasants
Byzantine Emperor
Alexius I (crusades)
wrote a letter to Pope Urban asking for help of holy land
protect his empire
Richard the Lionhearted (impact in crusades)
king of england who wanted to retake the holy land for pope
Impact of Crusades
-religious hatred
-European economies expanded and trade increases
-returning crusaders brought fabrics, spices perfumes, back to Europe
-Venice, Genoa, Pisa grew
- pope power increased
- widened gap between Eastern and Western churches
Cause of Crusades
>people wanted to free the holy land from Seljuk control
>people want to get rich and gain new land
Effects of Crusades
>trade increase
>people of diff. religions hate each other
The Reconquista
Kingdom Portugal established
marriage of Ferdinand and Isabella created Spain
Scholasticism
used reason to support Christian beliefs: resolve conflict b/w faith and reason
Thomas Aquinas
scholastic who concluded that faith and reason exist in harmony
Vernacular
everyday languages of ordinary people
Dante Alighieri
Italian poet wrote Divine Comedy
Geoffery Chaucer
English writer wrote Canterbury Tales
Gothic Style
European architecture - fly buttress , ribbed vaultiny, thin walls, high roofs
Flying Buttress
stone supports ..stood outside church
Black Death
disease spread through Europe
Epidemic
out break of rapid spreading disease
Inflation
rising prices
Schism
split
Long Bow
six foot long bow could rapidly fire arrows with strong force