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The Middle Ages or Medieval Period (broken Early, High, Late) - years
500-1500
Charles Martel defeats Muslim forces at tours (end of N. expansion) - year
732
Charlemagne crowned emperor by the pope (Christmas day) - year
800
The era of the Crusades - years
1095 - 1291
The Fourth Lateran Council affirms Transubstantiation - year
1215
Christendom definition
church and state fused together
What was the Curia?
became the “college of cardinals” which was created to select a pope
What was primogeniture?
the right of an eldest son to succeed to the estate of his father at the exclusion of all his siblings
What was Simony?
The buying and selling of spiritual or church benefits
Who were the Franks?
Germanic peoples with a kingdom located in modern France and Germany
Who was Charles Martel also known as?
the Hammer
Who was Charles Martel and what did he do?
He served as Mayor of the palace and defeated an Islamic army near Tours
What did Pepin the Great do?
gave the pope territory in central Italy
What did these territories became known as?
Papal States
What was Charlemagne’s empire?
established his rule over much of the former Roman Empire in Europe
What did Charlemagne enlist for his empire?
missi dominici (traveling inspectors)
When was Coronation?
Christmas day in Rome
What was Coronation?
during mass, Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne
What did Charlemagne take the notion of and how?
church-state cooperation by attaching it to Europe
What did Charlemagne bequeath (handed down/passed on) to generations?
Christendom
What school did Charlemagne begin?
the Carolingian Renaissance
The Hegira (Hijra) - year 1 of the Islamic calendar - year
622