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S.S.! ch9-10

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who were the franks German state
who is the franks famous leader clovis
what influenced the frankish kingdow romans, christianity, Germany
how did feudalism affect the kings power decrease
how did feudalism affect the nobles increase
lord a general masculine title of mobility or title
vassal under feudalism, a man who served a lord in a military capacity
fief under feudalism, a grant of land made to a vassal, the vassal held political authority within his fief
Feudal contract under feudalism, the unwritten rules that fief determined the relationship between lord and vassal
Knight under feudalism, a member of heavily armed cavalry
Chivalry middle ages, ideal of civilized behavior that developed among the nobility, code of ethics to uphold
limited the power of monarchs significance of magna carts
william of normandy became king of england. Took cencus of people manors, farm animals, developed, system of taxation battle of hasting significance
william of normand and knight, King Harold and foot soilders major players in battle of hastingsu
regain hold land from muslims crusades reason
peace, stability, food production, technology, increase in population population change in Europe
serfs worked on manors. the estates are ran by the lord. sefs provided labor,rent, and grew found but had to give portion to the lord. manor system and serfs
Papacy popes or head of church
Corcordat of worms in 1122, a bishop in Germany was first elected by church officials after election, new bishop paid homage to king. King gave pope symbols of office.
Interdict forbids priests from giving the sacraments of the church to a particle group of people
Lay investiture practice by which secular rulers both choose nominees to church offices and gave them the symbol of their office
Scholoatics that followed Aquinas, continued to question the relationship between reason and faith
Inquisition holy office
Relic bone or other object , connected with saints; considered worthy of worship by the faithful
Vernacular language of everyday speech in a particular religion
Black death cause bubonic plague was transmitted from rats to humans by Italian merchants brought the plague from black sea to sicily fleas. By trade
Black death effects Jews were accused, trade, food decrease and church power decrease.
The great schism began because 2 popes in Rome. Divided Europe and church lost all politician power
Hundred year war participants France and England
Hundred year war battles Crecy in 1346- French attached with disorderly plan and engish one, Agincourt in 1415- engllish won with henry V
Hundred Year war: joan of Arc religious person, had vision of saints commanded her to free face, bought war to turning point, conducted to death from witcraft
Henry vll ended wars of nobles by abolishing their private armies, not overburdening the nobles and middle class with taxes
Role of the monastery: early church centers of learning where they couldn’t educated scribers, political adivisors, church officals
the power it had: early church catholic church increased christianity throughout the roman empice and increased the power and growth of the empire.
understand its hierarchical: early church a group of parishes was led by a bishopics or diocese. bishops became popes
early church priests led christian communities. those communities were called parishes.church is central of social life
codification of laws: Eastern roman empire justiniian simplified vast legal material became the body of civil law was basis of imperial law. basic of legal system of europe
impact of his conquest on the security of his land:easter roman empire to much land to protect empty treasury decline in popoulation after plague and renewed threats to frontier
crusades: major campaigns france formed crusading armies, pope challanged christians to fight, promised to have immediate forgiveness.
crusades: effect jew became massacred, fuedalism started to fail, king became wealthy, portugal, spain, england and france became strong
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