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Popes and Kings Chapter 10, section 1

Topic Question What were the powers of popes and kings, and how did these powers lead to conflict?

Popes and Kings dominated European society in the Middle Ages. The Big Idea Popes and Kings dominated European society in the Middle Ages.

Vocabulary Excommunicate Pope Gregory VII King Henry IV Map p. 261 POV p. 262

Popes and Kings Rule Europe In the early Middle Ages… Who had the most power? Power shifted to be held by two types of leaders… What kind of power did each wield?

The Power of Popes Describe the Pope: How is he seen? Who does he lead? What were his duties? Why was excommunication such a big deal? What powers does he have?

The Power of Kings Describe Kings: Who are the most powerful in Europe? Who do they lead? What were their duties? How did kings obtain their titles? What powers do they have?

The Holy Roman Empire Why was the Holy Roman Empire different? How does the Pope exert power over the Empire? How are emperors chosen?

List the two churches and their leaders Popes fight for Power Western Europe saw the Pope as the head of the Church but Eastern Europe disagreed… Who was the Pope? What were the bishops doing? What did the Popes do about Eastern Europe? What was the result of this decision? List the two churches and their leaders

These two fought and the Pope chose to punish the king. What happened? Kings and Popes Clash In 1073 a new Pope came to power with his own ideas on power… Who was Pope? What was he upset about? Who was King? What was he upset about? These two fought and the Pope chose to punish the king. What happened?

Comic strip Activity You will create a comic strip based on the epic fight between King Henry IV and Pope Gregory VII! You may use either website: Stripgenerator.com Makebeliefscomix.com

Reflection Refer back to the Topic Question. Based on discussion write a 7 sentence paragraph answering the question.