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Section 1

III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

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Review!!!

________ was the Frankish king who becameCatholic.

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Clovis was the Frankish king who becameCatholic.

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A _______ is a steep-sided valley that is an inletof the sea.

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A fjord is a steep-sided valley that is an inletof the sea.

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Europe is a continent, but is also a very large___________.

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Europe is a continent, but is also a very largepeninsula.

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On Christmas day A.D. 800, the pope crowned ________ the new Emperor.

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On Christmas day A.D. 800, the pope crowned Charlemagne the new Emperor.

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

A. Patrick (a Priest):

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

A. Patrick (a Priest):

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

A. Patrick (a Priest):1. Spread

Christianity in Ireland

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

A. Patrick (a Priest):1. Spread

Christianity in Ireland

2. Created Monasteries

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

A. Patrick (a Priest):1. Spread

Christianity in Ireland

2. Created Monasteries

3. Monks preserved Roman Learning and the Latin language.

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

B. Gregory the Great1. Pope (590-604)2. Wanted missionary

monks to teach the Christian faith

3. Converted Ethelbert and Northern Europe

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III. Rise of the Catholic Church

C. Monks helped education, health care, and politics

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III. Rise of the Catholic Church

C. Monks helped education, health care, and politics

D. Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV disagreed over appointing high-ranking church officials.

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III. Rise of the Catholic Church

C. Monks helped education, health care, and politics

D. Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV disagreed over appointing high-ranking church officials.

E. Gregory excommunicated Henry

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

F. Concordat of Worms1. Agreement

between new pope and new emperor

2. Only Pope can choose church officials

3. Only King can choose government officials

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

G. Pope Innocent III

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

G. Pope Innocent III1. Church became

powerful

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III. The Rise of the Catholic Church

G. Pope Innocent III1. Church became

powerful2. Controlled Kings

by threatening to withhold rituals from kings or people.

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Practice Test

1. _______ was the Frankish king who becameCatholic.

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Practice Test

2. _______ is a steep-sided valley that is an inlet

of the sea.

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3. _______ was the capital city of Charlemagne’sempire.

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4. ________ is an agreement between the pope and the ruler of a country.

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5. _______ is to exclude a person from church membership.

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6. Europe is a continent, but it is also a very large ______ .

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7. Charles Martel helped Christianity remainEurope’s major religion by stopping Muslimsadvances at the _______ __ _____ .

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8. On Christmas day AD 800, the pope crowned_____ the new Roman Emperor.

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9. Catholic monk copied Christian, Roman, and Greek writings, and helped preserve the _____ language.

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Practice Test

10. Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV disagreedabout who could appoint _______ .

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Practice Test

1. _______ was the Frankish king who becameCatholic.

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Practice Test

1. Charles Martel was the Frankish king who became Catholic.

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2. _______ is a steep-sided valley that is an inlet

of the sea.

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2. Fjord is a steep-sided valley that is an inletof the sea.

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3. _________ was the capital city of Charlemagne’s empire.

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Practice Test

3. Aachen was the capital city of Charlemagne’sempire.

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4. ________ is an agreement between the pope and the ruler of a country.

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4. Concordat is an agreement between the pope and the ruler of a country.

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5. _______ excludes a person from church membership.

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5. Excommunication excludes a person from church membership.

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Practice Test

6. Europe is a continent, but it is also a very large ______ .

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6. Europe is a continent, but it is also a very large peninsula.

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Practice Test

7. Charles Martel helped Christianity remainEurope’s major religion by stopping Muslimsadvances at the _______ __ _____ .

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7. Charles Martel helped Christianity remainEurope’s major religion by stopping Muslimsadvances at the battle of tours.

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8. On Christmas day AD 800, the pope crowned_____ the new Roman Emperor.

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Practice Test

8. On Christmas day AD 800, the pope crownedCharlemagne the new Roman Emperor.

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Practice Test

9. Catholic monk copied Christian, Roman, and Greek writings, and helped preserve the _____ language.

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Practice Test

9. Catholic monk copied Christian, Roman, and Greek writings, and helped preserve the Latin language.

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Practice Test

10. Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV disagreedabout who could appoint _______ ____ _____.

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Practice Test

10. Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV disagreedabout who could appoint high church officials.