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Third Crusade Precipitated by Saladin’s capture of Jerusalem, Richard the Lionheart, Philip II Augusts, Fredrick I Barbossa
Richard the Lionheart King of England
Philip II Augustus France
Frederick I Barbarossa Holy Roman 1900 died on journey
Innocent III Pope Ruled 1198-1216 1202-04 4th crusade took Constantinople Said crusade a part of everyday life Taxed clergy Formalized crusade preaching
4th Crusade Suppose to go to Egypt, French and German knights, Venice built ships for crusade but only 1:3 showed up, crusade diverted to Constantinople
St Louis = Louis IX Ruled 1226-1270 Philip’s grandson Created more efficient government and courts Led two crusades 270 died on crusade in North Africa
Harold Godwinson Chosen by English nobles as king Defeated by Duke of Normandy
William the Conqueror Defeated Harold Godwinson
Bt. of Hastings Duke William of Normandy defeated Harold Godwinson
Domesday Book 1086- Kings survey of England
Henry II Ruled 1154-1189 Married Eleanor of Aquitaiine Controlled most of West France Royal judges decide legal matter Conflict with Archbishop Thomas Beckett
Thomas Beckett Archbishop, conflict with Henry II, spiritual head of church in Canterbury- thought it was his duty to defend trials against church
John “The Softsword” Not good warrior 1215 signed Magna Carta Lost Henry II’s French domains to Philip II
-Magna Carta Limited power on Monarchy
Agricultural Revolution Increased population, heavy plow, 3 field system, rigid horse collar, new class of artisans and merchants walled cites with church, monastery, marketplace=burg, development of money economy
7 Sacraments Baptism, Lord’s Supper, Penance, Conformation, Ordination, marriage, extreme Unction
Devotion to the Saints & Mary Mary main object of veneration, popular religion in medieval times, pilgrimages
Hildegard of Bingen Follower of Benedicts rules, abbess, theologian and mystic
Veneration of Relics Part of devotion to saints usually bones of saints
Francis of Assisi Died 226 Mendicant order- founded Franciscans, receives the stigmata, septure sept 14 at mount la verna
Cistercians Followed strict, ascetic life and meditated affectively on Christ’s humanity-led by Bernard of Clainaux
Dominic and the Dominican 13cent. Dominic founds Dominicans-order of Preachers, Mendicant orders
Led two crusades
270 died on crusade in North Africa}
Harold Godwinson]
Chosen by English nobles as king
Defeated by Duke of Normandy}
William the Conqueror]
Defeated Harold Godwinson}
Bt. of Hastings]
Duke William of Normandy defeated Harold Godwinson}
Domesday Book]
1086- Kings survey of England}
Henry II]
Ruled 1154-1189
Married Eleanor of Aquitaiine
Controlled most of West France
Royal judges decide legal matter
Conflict with Archbishop Thomas Beckett}
Thomas Beckett]
Archbishop, conflict with Henry II, spiritual head of church in Canterbury- thought it was his duty to defend trials against church}
John “The Softsword”]
Not good warrior
1215 signed Magna Carta
Lost Henry II’s French domains to Philip II}
-Magna Carta]
Limited power on Monarchy}
Agricultural Revolution]
Increased population, heavy plow, 3 field system, rigid horse collar, new class of artisans and merchants walled cites with church, monastery, marketplace=burg, development of money economy}
7 Sacraments]
Baptism, Lord’s Supper, Penance, Conformation, Ordination, marriage, extreme Unction}
Devotion to the Saints & Mary]
Mary main object of veneration, popular religion in medieval times, pilgrimages}
Hildegard of Bingen]
Follower of Benedicts rules, abbess, theologian and mystic}
Veneration of Relics]
Part of devotion to saints usually bones of saints}
Francis of Assisi]
Died 226
Mendicant order- founded Franciscans, receives the stigmata, septure sept 14 at mount la verna}
Cistercians]
Followed strict, ascetic life and meditated affectively on Christ’s humanity-led by Bernard of Clainaux}
Dominic and the Dominican]
13cent. Dominic founds Dominicans-order of Preachers, Mendicant orders}
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