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clovis
- -1st frank leader to unite all of the franks
- -converted to christianity
- -allied with the church to spread christianity
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Charles Martel
- -Clovis's son
- -Charles the hammer
- -won the battle of tours & drove the muslims out of spain and prevented them from turnign Euro. muslim
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Pepin the Short
- -Charles Martels son
- -defended the pope from invaders and was named king by the pope
- -beginning of Carolingian empire
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Charlemagne
- -Pepins son
- -Means Charles the Great
- -Named emporer by the pope and had an empire the covered all of France and much of Spain and Germany
- -effective leader who provided a model of leadership through delegation
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Fief
-land grant given by a lord
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Vassel
-recieves a land grant, fief, from a lord
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Feudalism
- -A social, economic, and military system based on trading land for loyalty and service
- -protection from vikings
- -a lord gave a land grant called a fief to a vassel in exchange for a promise of military service and a portion of their crops as taxes
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Knight
- -age 21
- -had to be nobility
- -fought for 40 days out of year for a lord
- -rest of time spent competing in tournaments and running a manor
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Chivalry
- -knights were expected to live by a code of conduct called chivalry
- -called them for fight for god, women, and their fuetal lord
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Lay Investiture
-kings and nobles appoint church officials
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Cathedrals
-meant to rep. gods majesty on earth
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Gothic Architecture
-bright, colorful, big, spacious
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Saladin
- -muslim army leader
- -fought in the third crusade
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Spanish Inquisition
- -developed to judge, torture, and execute or deport all jews, muslims, and heretics (ppl that went against church)
- -only was to avoid exec. or deportation was to recant beliefs or convert to christianity
- -Ferdinand & Isabella
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Holy Land
- -Jerusalem
- -fought over during crusades
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Excommunication
-could not do sacraments and went to hell
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Canon Law
- -church laws
- -communion, baptism, last rights, confession, conformation, tithing, etc.
- -if you did not follow=excommunication
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Crusades
-series of wars fought btwn. christians & muslims over holy land-jerusalem, Israel
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1st Crusade
- -Euro.s were unprepared to fight
- -began with 50-60000 soldiers, 12-15000 made it
- -no overall leader, plan, supplies, or knowledge of area
- -despite all problems they still reclaimed holy land from muslims
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2nd Crusade
-Christians lost control of Edessa, they go to recapture it & Muslims capture Jerusalem and keep Edessa
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3rd Crusade
- -Btwn. Richard the Lion Heart and Saladin
- -both sides fight well and end in truce
- -Muslims control Jerusalem, but Christians can come and go freely
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4th Crusade
- -Christians lose focus and burn and loot Canstantinople
- -split church in 2-western side=catholic in rome, Eastern Orthodox in Constantinople
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Richard the Lion Heart
- -fought saladin in the 3rd crusade
- -ended in truce
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Monks
- -church officials not affiliated with single church
- -agreed to take vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience
- -secluded away from society in Monestaries
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Friars
- -church officials not affiliated with single church
- -agreed to take vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience
- -traveled from town-town preaching
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Battle of Tours
-drove muslims out of Spain
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Stages of Knighthood
- -Page
- age 7
- manors, strategy, and play games to develope mind and body
- -Squire
- age 14
- knights assistant, take care of horse, armor, & weapons
- -Knight
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Romanesque Architecture
-dull, dark, gloomy
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