Chapter 10 Test Flashcards
(46 cards)
William of Normandy
Battle of Hastings 1066
Tried to get the king more power with the salisbury plan. which made the people swear loyalty to the king.
Henry ii
Royal court: extended the king’s power
Common law: The king made laws for the whole land
King John
Magna Carta: the great charter- limited the king’s power.
Edward i
Parliament: The kings great council, he needed money, so he invited 2 knights from each city in order to let the king raise the taxes.
Hugh Capet and the Capetian Dynasty
controlled the Isle of france
Phillip ii Augustus
Got the 4 lands from John of England
Philip iV the fair
started the estates general- nobles, church, and the people.
Offensive by the Christian Kingdoms begun in the 11th century
North- Christians V. South- Muslims
Repartimiento
Redistributed the land from muslims to Christians
Frederick I Barbarossa
Tried to get Italy, but Italy sided with the church and red beard lost at the battle of legnano
Frederick II
Tried to get Italy, but lost. Both Italy and Germany were not united.
Teutonic Knights
From the west,
Protected the Christian holy land
attacked prussia
prussia now has German and Christian influences
Genghis Khan
Universal ruler
greatest joy = fighting
got China and Korea
Khubilai Kahn
Got persia, Russia, Poland, and Hungary
The church under Russia
Connected to the EOC with the byzantine empire
Alexander Nevsky
Defeated Germany when they invaded
worked with the mongols
Went from ruling Moscow to Russia
The problems of decline
The people of the church focused more on the king and what he wanted then the pope.
monasteries declined
Abby of cluny
founded by Duke William of Aquitaine
in Burgundy in France
avoided control over theo goverenment
Lay investure
the non-clergy choses a bishop
Pope Greg VII
God’s vicar on earth
there was a investiture controversy over the bishop of Mulan- the 2nd most important city, both king Henry IV and pope gregory VII picked a bishop to rule mulan.
concordat of worms
bishop was elected by the church officials, but the king can give them restrictions.
Pope innocent III
Established papal power in Rome
He believed that he could judge all European affairs.
The interdict of England- forbade priests from giving sacraments to the people in hopes that they will revolt against the king
The Cistercian Order
Founded by St. Bernard of Clairvaux
focused on labor and prayer, lived a simple life
the hierarchy of the catholic church
POPE Papal curia (cardinals) Archbishops Bishops Priests