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Lay Investiture Conflict and Challenges to Church Authority

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Page 1: Power of the Church, Lay Investiture Conflict and Challenges to Church Authority

Power of the Church,Lay Investiture Conflict

and Challenges to Church Authority

Page 2: Power of the Church, Lay Investiture Conflict and Challenges to Church Authority

Power of the Church

Due to weak, decentralized political power in Europe, the Church becomes a powerhouse

The meaning of Gelasius’ quote and the implications

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Structure of the Church Hierarchy

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The Church as a unifying force

In what ways did the Church bring people together?

Why was its presence so important to the people of the Middle Ages?

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What aspects of life did the Church not control?

How did the Church maintain its control over Europe?

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Germany…in the Middle Ages

First, Germany is not a country

Second, Germany is not a nation

Germany is numerous regions that share a Germanic ethnic heritage

For a map of Germany in 962 A.D. click here

For a trip though time, and the changing boundaries of Germany click here.

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In the beginning…

936 –_______ became king of Germany, he limited the nobles power by teaming up with the ________. 962 – in reward of his service in protecting the pope, Otto I became _____________

______________ (similar to Charlemagne)Resentment grew between the__________ and the German rule.

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The Lay Investiture Conflict

1075 – Pope Gregory VII banned ____________

Definition: the act in which a temporal, earthly ruler appoints an official of the Church, namely bishops.

1075 – Henry IV, HRE (German), called a meeting and sent a letter to the pope saying that he was not the pope, but a false monk. HERESEY!

1076 – Pope Gregory VII ____________Henry IV, Henry decides to beg for forgiveness after his nobles sided with the pope.

Pope also released all of Henry’s vassals from their feudal ______________

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Henry defeated

1077 – Henry VI, powerless, travels to ________ to a castle where the pope was staying. Henry stood out in the snow with bare feet and wearing a hair shirt crying for mercy and __________. The ________ finally relents. Henry then returns to GermanyTakes revenge on the ________

who abandoned him.

*What’s a hair shirt, you ask? It is a a shirt made of rough animal hair worn next to the skin as a penance.Think pig’s hair woven into a shirt.

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The Compromise

1122 – The _______________, the Church can choose its officials, but the emperor can veto the selection.The crucial compromise: Emperor gained control of the ________side of the church, but surrendered the spiritual. Conflict is given attention across ___________.Who has more power, Church or state?

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Frederick and the Papacy

1152 – ___________ (Barbarossa) chosen as the German king. He named his territory the Holy Roman Empire.

Frederick invaded rich Italian cities angering the pope who gained money from the cities.

1167 – Creation of the _____________ in order to fight against Frederick

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The Battle1176 – The Lombard League defeated Frederick I at the___________________.

Mounted knights are __________for the first time in history.

1177 – Frederick I makes peace with Alexander III, the pope. Frederick’s power ________ in Germany

1190 – Frederick I dies, fragmenting Germany

Why does Germany not unify during the Middle Ages?