HISTC Exam 2

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continued roman rule in EAST

byzantine empire

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islamic conquer (1453) was

gradual

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muhammad was born into

polytheistic world

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Muhammad was

last and greatest prophet

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Hijra (620CE)

journey of followers to mecca

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successors to WEST roman empire

medieval europe

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Latin and being roman catholic belonged to

medieval europe

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Barbadian kingdoms established in

imperial land

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missionaries were

a means of conversion

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Clovis converted post

victory

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Royal coercion influenced conversion

True

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Charlemagne: frankish king and emperor,

promoted christianity in ruling

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Frankish King who converted to christianity (+influence

Clovis 1

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Investiture controversy (1080s) pitted

Holy Roman Emperor vs Pope

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Catholic Church (CC) believes in

scripture plus tradition

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Baptism removes

Original Sin

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St Francis (born 1181)

chose poverty and a life of god

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Virgin Mary called theotokos:

“god bearer”

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St Francis founded

Friar minors

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Renaissance (french for)

rebirth

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renaissance art featured

naturalistic perspective and dimensions

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Ren art featured

both pagan and christian themes

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Sacra Conversazione

depicted saints conversing

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Martin Luther (b. 1484) in

Holy Roman area of Germany

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Martin Luther became a monk

True

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Martin Luther rejected

indulgences (monetary method of forgiveness of sins)

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3 Sola’s (blank alone)

scripture, faith, grace

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freedom of a christian shared belief in

soul of faith, body of works = salvation saves soul alone

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Luther excommunicated in

1521

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application of reformation includes

no mass offered as sacrifice

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only two sacraments recognized in reformation

baptism and eucharist (but symbolic)

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“Winners” of American colonization

Spaniards and british

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South of Native America (c. 1500) population

dense, 45 million

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spanish used this as justification of conquest

conversion opportunities

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Northern Native America gains include

10 million + rule

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Spaniards and Indians vs

aztecs

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Sepúlveda debated that

Indians were “natural slave”

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Las Casas believed indians had

excusable ignorance

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Demographic catastrophe of Indians (1500-1600) causes

War, Abuse, Disease

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Purification of memory by Pope JP II

process of reconciliation from oppression caused upon indigenous people

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Black legend shared

intense anti-catholic concepts from greediness and power