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The Northern Renaissance and the Reformation

The Northern Renaissance and the Reformation. Northern Europe after the Middle Ages. No sudden break with the past But change was occurring Religion Christian Humanism vs. Civic Humanism Artistic innovation Literature Use of the vernacular Nation States vs. City States

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Slide Show Series

A Light for the World. Slide Show Series. is dedicated to. Pope John Paul II. who was a light in our dark world. Light Dawns in the Darkness. Part Two. Diego and Dominic returned to Spain . Two years later they again went to the Marches to fetch the princess, .

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Medieval Christianity and the Church (1050-1300)

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Is there a right way to treat children? Or: Is Developmental Psychology common sense?

Is there a right way to treat children? Or: Is Developmental Psychology common sense?. The stages of human development render childhood basically the same everywhere. Yes___ No___. Is there a right way to treat children?. Historical childrearing practices included:

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Pope Innocent III, On the Misery of the Human Condition, c. 1200

Pope Innocent III, On the Misery of the Human Condition, c. 1200.

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THE MIDDLE AGES

THE MIDDLE AGES. Began when Roman Empire collapsed in the 6 th century AD and ended sometime during the 14 th -15 th centuries Historians once believed they were a long and bleak era of violence, superstition, and ignorance Big step backwards from achievements of the Ancient World

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Music of the Middle Ages

Music of the Middle Ages. From Gregorian Chant to the Renaissance. On the Misery of the Human Condition, c. 1200 . inspiring words from Pope Innocent III

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Who invaded Great Britain? Who were the Celts? Who were the Franks? What was the Battle of Tours? Who was Charlemagne? What was the Holy Roman Empire? What important roles did the church play in government? What influenced Western Europe?

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Saladin

Saladin. After the disastrous second Crusade the Muslim leader Saladin launches an offensive against the Christian occupiers. Saladin. He was a just and noble leader who was admired by many He united the Muslim empires into a strong and formidable force to rival the Christian Crusaders.

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Papal Power, Popular Piety, & the Pontificate of Innocent III

Papal Power, Popular Piety, & the Pontificate of Innocent III. Pope Innocent III. Papal Power, Popular Piety, & the Pontificate of Innocent III I. Centralization of Papal Power. Papal Power, Popular Piety, & the Pontificate of Innocent III I. Centralization of Papal Power A. Canon Law.

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The Crusades

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What Were the Crusades?

What Were the Crusades?. A series of military expeditions from Western Europe Launched by Popes Originally directed at reconquering the Holy Land Later included other goals like elimination of heretics, reconquest of Spain, and consolidation of Papal States

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Other Laws in History

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The Crusades

The Crusades. The Fight for the Holy land. Causes of the Crusades. The Pope Wanted to reunite with Byzantine Empire (Eastern Orthodox) Wanted to show power of Papacy The Knights Promised Heaven for crusading Wanted plunder The Merchants

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John and the Barons

John and the Barons. Seen as one of the major failings of his reign. John was to lose the support of the leading barons in England. This was due to His personality. Johns ruthlessness. Extortion of the barons. The cumulative effect of Angevin attempts to curb the barons power.

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The Fourth Crusade

The Fourth Crusade. By: Vishu Vyravipillai His 101. Definition. A military expedition to recover the Holy Land (Jerusalem) from Muslims. The Beginning. Pope Innocent III comes to power Preaches of a fourth crusade Not taken seriously by other monarchs Fulk convinced everyone.

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Building the British Monarchy and the Magna Carta

Building the British Monarchy and the Magna Carta. Change in Government System. Feudalism -> Monarchy Under the Monarchy: Trade Increase Creation of a Money /Coin System Taxes Town courts and laws Townspeople Supported the Monarch . Royal Power in England.

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The Clash over Italy and Germany

The Clash over Italy and Germany. Ch 4 Sec 5. The Holy Roman Empire. Feudal Lords elected Otto I Worked to built a strong Kingdom Moved on Italy. Pope needed help and asked Otto. Crowned emperor of the Romans. This area was called the Holy Roman Empire. Henry III.

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Crisis of the Papacy

Crisis of the Papacy. I. Height of the Papacy. Pope Innocent III (1198-1216) 1 Influences selection of German emperors 2. Forces Philip II of France to keep his queen 3. Forces John of England and King of Aragon to become,papal vassals . I. Height of the Papacy.

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Group 4 . Section 1- Growth of Royal Power in England and France. I. Monarchs, Nobles, and the Church Nobles and the Church had as much-or more-power as the monarch. Both Nobles and the Church had their own courts, collected their own taxes, and fielded their own armies.

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