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The Formation of Western Europe Chapter 14

Section 1-Church Reform and the Crusades Part 1

The Age of Faith The “Dark Ages”-Period of time in Western Europe between 500 and 1000 A.D. Problems with the Catholic Church During the Dark Ages- –Village priests were getting married Against the rules –Simony-Bishops were selling positions within the church –Lay Investiture-Kings and nobles were appointing Bishops

The Age of Faith Reform and Church Organization- –(Pope) Gregory VII and Leo IX began to enforce laws against simony and priests marrying –Restructured Catholic leadership to resemble a kingdom by making the pope the head of the Catholic Church –Cannon Law (Law of the Church) was developed to deal with marriage, divorce and inheritance

Cathedrals-Cities of God Cathedrals-Large churches built in major cities designed to represent the “City of God” Romanesque Style- –Built between 800 and 1100 A.D. –Round heavy arches –Heavy roof held up by thick walls and pillars –Small windows made them extremely dark

Cathedrals-Cities of God Gothic Architecture- –Began being built around the 1100’s A.D. –Built upward towards the heavens –Large stained glass windows Designed to inspire worshipers with the magnificence of God

The Crusades Crusade- “Holy War” to gain control of the Holy Land (Jerusalem) –Issued by Pope Urban II Goals of the Crusades- –Religious, social, economic and political goals Some sought to regain Palestine, Jerusalem and reunite Christendom Others were looking for land of their own