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crowned "roman emperor"
strictly controlled nobles
encouraged education |
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| converted to christ for his wife, built monasteries, unified land through common religion |
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| What did the church offer? |
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forgiveness
common rituals
set of rules |
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| emperor of HOLY roman Empire, begins appointing clergy, gets into a bit of a tiff with the Pope |
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argues with pope gregory VII about investiture
orders greg to step down
pope refuses and excommunicates
henry is all alone
so he cries like a little girl. |
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| What is the Concordat of Worms? |
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| Pope Calixtus II and Emperor Henry V create compromise: church picks clergy but emperor can veto |
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| What is the Concordat of Worms? |
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| Pope Calixtus II and Emperor Henry V create compromise: church picks clergy but emperor can veto |
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| Sale of church positions. |
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| giving church positions to untrained people. |
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| How did the church reform? |
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new order of monks
enforced rules
began tithing |
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| Money given to the church, usually 1/10 of what you own. |
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