Conflict & War. The Crusades Holy Wars for Jerusalem 1 st Crusade: Pope Urban—“God wills it!” 2 nd Crusade: Falls to Muslims 3 rd Crusade: Richard the.

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Conflict & War

The Crusades Holy Wars for Jerusalem 1 st Crusade: Pope Urban—“God wills it!” 2 nd Crusade: Falls to Muslims 3 rd Crusade: Richard the Lionheart & Saladin, City opens to Pilgrims 4 th Crusade: Christians fighting Christians in Constantinople, Muslims attack Crusaders Capture Jerusalem

Effects of the Crusades Expanded economy & culture More power to Kings & Popes Exploration Reconquista: –Christians v. Muslims in Spain –Ferdinand and Isabella –Inquisition — “crusade” against Muslims and Jews, religious unity

Revival of Learning & Culture of the Middle Ages The High Middle Ages

Universities Need better educated priests 5am-5pm Women didn’t attend Degree takes 12 years Christine de Pisan: The City of Ladies

Scholasticism Christianity could be proved with logical argument Influenced by Aristotle Thomas Aquinas: Summa Theologica Combined Greek and Christian thought Debated issues

Literature Hero Epic-El Cid Romances: Song of Roland (Charlemagne) King Arthur The Canterbury Tales Shows Medieval life Vernacular: everyday language

Architecture Gothic Style: Tall spires & Tall Windows Flying Buttress Reaching towards Heaven, City of God Romanesque

Art Illumination—decoration of books or manuscripts Book of Kells Dublin, Ireland

Tapestries Functional art Medieval documents Bayeux Tapestry—William the Conqueror

Crisis! The Late Middle Ages

The Black Death Fatal disease that spreads thru Europe 1/3 of population killed Terror among people Economic downturn

Church Western Schism –Two popes –Rome v. Avignon

Church Wycliffe & Hus call for reform –Frustrated over corruption –Bible > Church –Bible in English

100 Years’ War France v. England Economic and land Early Eng. Victories –Battle of Agincourt & Henry V –Better Weapons: Longbow Joan of Arc Increase in military, trade, kings’ power

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