presented by: alex scardino, yvonne tsang, robin, megan conboy, kathryn murray the middle ages
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Presented By: Alex Scardino, Yvonne Tsang, Robin, Megan Conboy, Kathryn Murray
THE MIDDLE AGES
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Strong Monarchs in England Norman Conquest was when
Duke William won the backings of the Pope. He and his knights triumphed over Harold at the Battle of Hastings and over the next 300 years, a gradual blend had occurred between Norman French and Anglo-Saxon customs, languages, and traditions.
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A Unified Legal System
Henry II, and educated king, was unable to write new laws, and instead had to follow accepted customs. In order to enforce new laws he sent out traveling justice’s. The decisions of the royal courts became the foundation of the English common law. Royal courts were chosen over those of nobles, or the Church.
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Trying to extend royal power led to a bitter dispute between Henry and the Church. Thomas Becket, the archbishop of Canterbury and once a close friend of Henry’s, opposed of his move. This conflict simmered for years until Henry’s fury exploded. He sent knights to murder Thomas Becket, and was not taking the blame for his death.
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John, the son of Henry, wasn’t a favorable ruler. He faced three powerful enemies during his reign: King Philip II of France, Pope Innocent III and his English nobles. He had lost war against Philip II and had to surrender English-held lands in Anjou and Normandy. Selecting a new archbishop of Canterbury caused a conflict between John and Innocent III…
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John was excommunicated by the pope because he rejected his nominee, He also placed England under the interdict, which forbade the Church’s services.
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John was forced to sign the Magna Carta by a group of rebellious barons. This affirmed a long list of rights. He made an agreement not to raise taxes without consulting his Great Council and clergy first.
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Otto IOtto I of Saxony took the title king of
Germany in 936.Otto I appointed bishops to top
government jobs.He worked closely with the church.In 962 A grateful pope crowned Otto
emperor.His successors took the title Holy Roman
emperor “ holy” because they were crowed by the pope and “Roman” because they saw themselves as heirs to the emperors of ancient Rome.
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Conflict between Popes and Emperors
The conflict burst into flames.
Gregory VII
• Many Europeans admired and revered him.
• Aroused more hatred and contempt than did any other pope of this time period.
• He was determined to make the church independent of secular to do so he banned the practice of lay investiture.
Emperor Henry IV
• He argued that bishops held their lands as royal fiefs.
• Henry felt entitled to give them the symbols of office since he was their overlord.
• Pope Gregory’s ban brought response that was angry from Henry IV.
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Concordat of Worms
• The struggle over investitures dragged on for almost 50 years.
• Both sides accepted a treaty known as the Concordat of worms finally in 1122.
• In the treaty they agreed that the church had the sole power to elect and invest bishops with spiritual authority.
• The emperor had the right to invest them with fiefs
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Took office in 1198He embodied the triumph of the church
Pope Innocent III claimed supremacy over all other rulers.
Pope Innocent III clashed with all powerful rulers of his day.
In 1209 Pope Innocent aided by Philip II launched a holy war.
After Innocent death popes continued their claim to supremacy.
Pope Innocent III
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I. Medieval Universities As economic and political conditions improved in the High Middle
Ages, the need for education expanded
Academic Guilds By the 1100’s schools had spread around the cathedrals to train the clergy
Salerno and Bologna boasted the first universities in Italy
Student LifeThe students who attended the university had to wake up at 5:00 am
Classes were held in rented roomsOne program of study covered all seven liberal arts
ArithmeticGeometry
astronomy’music’
GrammarRhetoricLogic
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II. Europeans Acquire “New” Learning Many of the “new” ideas originated in Greece
Spread of Learning Muslim teachers had to translate the work of Aristotle and
Greek thinkers to Arabic, and their reading and writing spread across the Muslim world
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Philosophy Aristotle taught that people should use reason to figure out
the Church and Christians excepted many ideas of faith Scholastics tried to resolve this conflict between faith and
reason Writhers and thinkers were influenced by St. Thomas
Aquinas, he examined teachings on the light of reasons
Science and Math Science was translated from Arabic and Greek and reached
from Europe to Spain Science made very little progress in the Middle Ages In math Europeans adopted numerals
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Medieval Literature While Latin was the language of scholars, new writings
began to appear in the vernacular which id the everyday
languages of ordinary people Heroic epics
Architecture and Art
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The Black Death
The black death was a bubonic plague spread by fleas on rats.
It began in Asia as Mongolians conquered several parts of Asia.
Fleas on rats infested the clothes of the travelers going west and the disease spread rapidly
Ships, towns, and even homes of the wealthy were filled with rats
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People turned to magic and witchcraft to search for cures
Some indulged in wild pleasuresChristians saw it as a punishment from
God and flagellants began to whip themselves to atone for sins
Began to blame the Jews and thousands were slaughtered
Workers and employers died and production declined and inflation rose
People turned to magic and witchcraft to search for cures
Some indulged in wild pleasuresChristians saw it as a punishment from
God and flagellants began to whip themselves to atone for sins
Began to blame the Jews and thousands were slaughtered
Workers and employers died and production declined and inflation rose
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priests posed the question “why did god kill some and spare others?”
Pope Clement V moved the papal court to Avignon in 1309, where they remains under French domination for 70 years (Babylonian Captivity)
For many decades, there was a schism within the church; it ended in 1417
John Wycliffe argued that the Bible was the source of all Christian faith; began translating bibles to English
Jan hus led reforms in Bohemia and was burned at the stake in 1415, guilty of preaching heresy
Divisions with the Church
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At first England won a series of victories in Cracy, Poiters, and Agincourt
They used the longbow, a six feet long weapon and shot out 3 arrows at once
English victories crushed French morale
A series of conflicts fought between England and France between 1337 and 1456
England battled for French land and when Edward III (England) claimed the French crown, war erupted
War was burned by economic rivalry and a growing sense of national pride
The Hundred Years’
War
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Was a 17-year-old peasant
woman sent by God to lead
the French army
Inspired the despairing
troops and led the French to
several victories
Was taken captive by English
allies ; tried for witchcraft
and burned at the stake
She was later canonized as a
saint