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Write down homework, leave out agenda Take out homework from last night Update Table of Contents Set up C-Notes, page 7: Topic: The Church and its Influence EQ: How did the Catholic Church influence life in early medieval Europe? Do Now, April 29, 2015
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How did the Catholic Church influence life in early medieval Europe?
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How did Christianity spread in Europe? At the fall of Rome, Europe had many religions 400s-Christian priest named Patrick founded Christianity in Ireland Opened churches and monasteries (religious houses) Do not chunk
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How did Christianity spread in Europe? Patrick inspired Pope Gregory I to spread Christianity Asked monks to become missionaries - people who are sent out to teach their religion 597, he sent 40 monks to Britain to teach Christianity By 1050, most Western Europeans had become Catholic Christians Chunk
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Describe the role of monks and nuns Monks provided schools and hospitals Taught carpentry, weaving, and farming Copied literature to help preserve books Lived in communities headed by abbots Women called nuns lived in convents -headed by abbesses
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What did the pope and king disagree about? Church officials had power which caused disagreements Kings believed church leaders should listen to them Church leaders believed Kings should obey the church
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Describe the relationship of Pope Gregory and King Henry 1073- Pope Gregory VII said only the pope had the power to appoint high-ranking Church officials Made Henry IV mad as king, he always appointed officials Gregory excommunicated Henry IV- kicked out of church and could not go to heaven Do not chunk
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Describe the relationship of Pope Gregory and King Henry German nobles agreed with Pope Henry asked for forgiveness Gregory forgave him but chose a new emperor So Henry seized throne and named a new pope Chunk
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What is the Concordat of Worms? 1122- new German king and pope agreed that only the pope could choose bishops This agreement, called the Concordat of Worms, was signed in the German city of Worms. A concordat is an agreement between the pope and the ruler of a country.
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Who founded Christianity in Ireland? Define missionaries What did monks do? What are the female version of monks called? What major issue did kings and popes disagree on? Define concordat and what is the Concordat of Worms? Lesson Review
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