The Great Schism.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Byzantine Empire Part II The Christian Church. Objective Compare and Contrast the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches. Explain why the Great.

Advertisements

Emperor Justinian - 3 Achievements of Byzantium’s Greatest Emperor A. Justinian’s Code 1. Justinian created a law code from all previous law codes 2. Code.

The Return of the Roman Empire.  What had happened to the old Roman Empire?  Why had the Western part crumbled?  Where was the new center of the Roman.

The Byzantine Empire.

Do Now When the map appears, list what numbers 1-6 represent.

The Byzantine Church.

AIM: WHY DID THE CHURCH DIVIDE?

Byzantine Art: Style of art originating out of Byzantine Empire, rich color, flat, stiff figures that appear to be floating, big round eyes, gold background.

Journal  What is a peninsula?. Agenda  Reading  Notes.

Roman Catholic VS Eastern Orthodox

Church Division.

Monday 9/03 Objective: –Students will analyze why the Christian church split Homework –Rise and Fall of Rome Timeline 1/3/5- due Thursday( Rome test Thursday)

The Spread of Christian Ideas Chapter 10 Section 3.

The Early Church Chapter 10 Section 2. The Early Church Early Christians set up a church organization and explained their beliefs Groups of Christians.

The Byzantine Empire.

Byzantine Empire “The New Rome”.

Warm-up 0 What is the Byzantine Empire? 0 What is the Capital of the Byzantine Empire? 0 What is Justinian most known for during his rule?

 The student will demonstrate knowledge of the Byzantine Empire and Russia from about 300 to 1000 C.E. by:  Explaining disputes that led to the split.

Religion of the Byzantine Empire

Religion in the Byzantine Empire

Do Now Answer the following questions in your notebook: ◦ What city did Constantinople replace? ◦ How did the location of Constantinople help make the.

The Role of the Roman Catholic Church in the Middle Ages Aim: What group had the social, political and economic power in the Middle Ages? Do Now: Based.

BYZANTINE EMPIRE CHAPTER 11. DID ROME REALLY FALL??? The Western Roman Empire crumbled in the 5 th century when Germanic tribes overran Rome However,

Early Byzantine Empire. Essential Question  What were main characteristics of the Byzantine Empire. Sprawling Empire Justinian Legal Code Public Works.

Eastern Orthodox Church

The Byzantine Empire The Eastern Roman Empire. Diocletian-Splits empire into East and West To make it easier to manage the large empire.

The Great Schism.

The Spread of Christian Ideas The Byzantine Church Constantinople church would become the Greek Orthodox Church The Byzantines believed their Emperor represented.

Great Schism of 1054.

The Christian Church The Byzantine Empire. The Christian Church church leaders in the West and East had different ideas about church practices – difference.

Eastern vs. Western Church

The Byzantine Empire Chapter 11 Section 1.

Chapter 4, Lesson 3 A Christian Europe It Matters Because: Christianity divided in to the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox branches. Despite this division,

The Byzantine Empire The Forgotten Empire.

The Byzantine Empire, Russia and Eastern Europe Medieval Times The time between the fall of Rome in the West and the Renaissance 1000 years) Byzantine.

 Agenda ◦ 1) Lesson 2 Notes ◦ 2) Church Venn Diagram ◦ 3) ReviewCab 1 and 2  What’s Due ◦ Church Venn Diagram  What’s Next ◦ Byzantine Culture ◦ Culture.

The Division of Christianity ■ Because of the distance & lack of contact between Byzantine Empire & Western Europe, Christianity developed differently.

The Great Schism Throughout the Byzantine Empire, the Christian church carried forward a long tradition of icons. Icons are a representation of sacred.

BYZANTINE NOTES #1 REVIEW 1.Constantinople – Capital of the Eastern Roman Empire - Crossroads of trade between Asia and Europe - Protected from barbarian.

Byzantine Influence on

Great Schism of 1054 East-West Schism:

The Byzantine Empire.

Eastern vs. Western Church

The Byzantine Empire.

Byzantine Byznass TRUE OR FALSE!!!!!.

12/19 Aim: Does the Byzantine Empire

A Christian Europe World History I.

The Byzantine Empire.

Byzantine Empire “The New Rome”.

The “New Rome” byzantium.

The Byzantine Empire.

Warm-up What is the Byzantine Empire?

The Byzantine Empire A New Rome.

The Byzantine Empire In this lesson, students will be able to identify significant characteristics of the Byzantine Empire. Students will be able to.

Good morning! You have 5 minutes to study for your quiz! Be sure you have picked up a remote and DO NOT turn it on.

The Division of Christianity

The Byzantine Empire A New Rome.

Dr. Afxendiou Global History and Geography 9 Sachem North High School

What do these works of art have in common?

Chapter 8 The Byzantine Empire and Emerging Europe

1. Take out your GREEN notes from yesterday 2. Sit quietly 

Good afternoon! Please pick up your folder and be in your seat when the timer goes off! You may help yourself to one cookie-Thanks again for being so awesome.

Agenda Announcements Warm up Activity Power-point Byzantines & Russia

New Heights and New Problems

Byzantine Empire “The New Rome”.

The Byzantine Empire A New Rome.

Essential Question: Why did the Christian Church split into Roman Catholic & Eastern Orthodox denominations? Warm-Up Question: How did the Byzantine Empire.

Good morning! Please take out your CNN Student News paper and a piece of paper for notes after CNN  Schedule—CNN, Review from yesterday, quick.

The Byzantine Empire.

Presentation transcript:

The Great Schism

The Church Divides During the Byzantine Empire, Christianity underwent a dramatic development. The Empire had grown to such an extent again that communication throughout the empire was difficult. Christianity had begun to develop differently in the Western and Eastern Empires. WEST SIDE EAST SIDE

Eastern Christianity In the East, Christianity had built its heritage on the works of early Church fathers, they would write and describe how monks and Christians should behave.

Social Ladder Problems In the Catholic Church, the top of the ladder is the Pope Next come Bishops, then Cardinals, then Priests and Monks. A Patriarch in the leading Bishop. All church officials are referred to as the Clergy Even the Pope or a Patriarch has to bow to the Emperor, yet an Emperor has to listen to a Pope to receive salvation. This conflict between the Emperors and Popes relationship will cause conflicts for the rest of time. The Pope is located in Rome (West) and the Emperor is located in Constantinople (East)

Problem #1 Emperor Leo III (in the EAST) bans the use of Icons Pope (in the WEST) says Icons are okay

Problem #2 Excommunication- banning someone from the Church and salvation The Pope (leader of church in West) excommunicates the Patriarch (leader of church in the East) They decide to go their separate ways and the EAST creates a new type of church…the EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCH

Orthodox Christianity Orthodox means, “correct in teaching”. As the West and East grew apart, the two traditions competed for converts. Missionaries in the East took their form of Christianity to the Slavs, groups that inhabited the forests north of the Black Sea. But how do you make someone understand something when you don’t speak the same language?

Illuminated Manuscripts Books that are supplemented with art--ornamental designs, fancy capitals, miniature illustrations, etc.

Cyrillic Alphabet Saint Methodius and Saint Cyril worked among the Slavs and invented an alphabet for the Slavic languages. This Cyrillic Alphabet is the alphabet used to write Bibles for the Orthodox Church With an alphabet, Slavs would be able to read the Bible in their own tongues.

Ibrihim Isaac Sidrak Pope Francis

Roman Catholic/Eastern Orthodox Comparison Chart Use your textbook to complete the chart comparing and contrasting the two churches