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continued roman rule in EAST
byzantine empire
islamic conquer (1453) was
gradual
muhammad was born into
polytheistic world
Muhammad was
last and greatest prophet
Hijra (620CE)
journey of followers to mecca
successors to WEST roman empire
medieval europe
Latin and being roman catholic belonged to
medieval europe
Barbadian kingdoms established in
imperial land
missionaries were
a means of conversion
Clovis converted post
victory
Royal coercion influenced conversion
True
Charlemagne: frankish king and emperor,
promoted christianity in ruling
Frankish King who converted to christianity (+influence
Clovis 1
Investiture controversy (1080s) pitted
Holy Roman Emperor vs Pope
Catholic Church (CC) believes in
scripture plus tradition
Baptism removes
Original Sin
St Francis (born 1181)
chose poverty and a life of god
Virgin Mary called theotokos:
“god bearer”
St Francis founded
Friar minors
Renaissance (french for)
rebirth
renaissance art featured
naturalistic perspective and dimensions
Ren art featured
both pagan and christian themes
Sacra Conversazione
depicted saints conversing
Martin Luther (b. 1484) in
Holy Roman area of Germany
Martin Luther became a monk
True
Martin Luther rejected
indulgences (monetary method of forgiveness of sins)
3 Sola’s (blank alone)
scripture, faith, grace
freedom of a christian shared belief in
soul of faith, body of works = salvation saves soul alone
Luther excommunicated in
1521
application of reformation includes
no mass offered as sacrifice
only two sacraments recognized in reformation
baptism and eucharist (but symbolic)
“Winners” of American colonization
Spaniards and british
South of Native America (c. 1500) population
dense, 45 million
spanish used this as justification of conquest
conversion opportunities
Northern Native America gains include
10 million + rule
Spaniards and Indians vs
aztecs
Sepúlveda debated that
Indians were “natural slave”
Las Casas believed indians had
excusable ignorance
Demographic catastrophe of Indians (1500-1600) causes
War, Abuse, Disease
Purification of memory by Pope JP II
process of reconciliation from oppression caused upon indigenous people
Black legend shared
intense anti-catholic concepts from greediness and power