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Period: 500 to Jan 1, 600
Faced in the East and West
The East and West Began to drift apart -
Period: Jan 27, 600 to Jan 27, 700
Splendor and Scism
The West wasnt doing well. The east was doing great -
Jan 1, 717
Converting the Vikings
A monk names Willibrord became the first to attempt to preach the Gospel in Viking territiory -
Period: Feb 2, 1000 to Feb 2, 1212
The Reconquista
the reconquest of Spain from the Muslims -
Period: Jan 27, 1001 to Jan 27, 1100
East and West
By the 11th century the West couldnt speak Latin, Western education only applied to clergy, West thought East caused all heresies, East couldnt speak Greek, Eastern education included the laity, and East thought West was a shadow of its former glory -
Period: Jan 1, 1040 to Jan 1, 1050
Western Church
The Western Church was at its low -
Jul 1, 1054
The Great Scism
Cardinal Humbert slammed the bull of excommunication on the high alter of Hagia Sofia, the beautiful Western church -
Feb 1, 1095
Pope Urban II
Pope Urban II declared a Holy War -
Feb 2, 1099
Crusaders
French and Italian Crusaders captured Jerusalem -
Feb 2, 1100
Learning
schools expanded into levels of learning -
Period: Feb 5, 1100 to Feb 5, 1199
The Eastern Churches:
New Russian kingdom of Kiev and church in Byzantium were doing awesome -
Jan 28, 1122
The Concordat of Worms
Ended the Power Struggle. -
Period: Feb 2, 1200 to Feb 2, 1300
Faith, Art, and Learning
revival of the economy, politics, religion, and culture for the West. -
Period: Feb 2, 1200 to Feb 2, 1300
Architecture
Gothic Arcitecture originated in Northern France -
Feb 5, 1204
Fourth Constantinople
Fourth Constantinople sacked Constantinople, produced hatred for the West -
Feb 2, 1215
Saint Dominic
Saint Dominic founded the Dominicans, or the Order of Preachers -
Period: Feb 2, 1225 to Feb 2, 1274
Thomas Aquinas
Wrote the Summa, couned the term transubstantiation, and developed 5 proofs that God exists -
Feb 5, 1237
Mongols attacked Kiev
Abrupt change in fortune when Mongols attacked Kiev, city never recovered -
Period: Jan 1, 1294 to May 5, 1294
Celestine V
In 1294 he was elected and in the same year he resigned. Real Pope -
Period: Jan 1, 1295 to May 5, 1295
Boniface VII
In 1295 he was elected pope and in the same year he died. Real Pope -
Period: Feb 2, 1300 to Feb 2, 1400
Friars and Faith
Church had been transformed by reform and scholasticism. The solution was Friars -
Feb 5, 1305
Clement V
Elected Pope. Real Pope -
Period: Feb 5, 1305 to Feb 5, 1378
French Popes
7 French Popes resigned -
Period: Feb 5, 1309 to Feb 5, 1310
Alexander V
Elected Pope in 1309, ANTI POPE. Died in 1310 -
Period: Feb 5, 1347 to Feb 5, 1350
Black Death
Seen as judgment on sins of the age, especially popes! -
Period: Feb 5, 1371 to Feb 5, 1377
Gregory XI
1371 elected Pope, Real Pope. In 1377 he returned to Rome -
Period: Feb 5, 1378 to Feb 5, 1389
Urban VI
Elected Pope in 1378, real Pope. Died in 1389 -
Period: Feb 5, 1378 to Feb 5, 1394
Clement VII
Elected Pope in 1378, ANTI Pope. Died in 1394 -
Feb 5, 1389
Boniface IX
Elected Pope, REAL Pope because Pope Urban died -
Feb 5, 1394
Benedict XIII
Elected in 1394, ANTI Pope. Took Pope Urbans place -
Feb 2, 1400
Faith
the church of Saint Denis was rebuilt by an unknown artist -
Feb 5, 1404
Pope Innocent VII
Elected in 1404, REAL Pope -
Feb 5, 1409
Gregory XII
Elected in 1409, REAL Pope -
Feb 5, 1410
John XXII
Elected pope in 1410, ANTI Pope (he was once a pirate) -
Feb 5, 1418
Martin V.
Western Schism ends with the election of Martin V. REAL POPE -
Feb 5, 1453
Ottoman Turks
Ottoman Turks attacked Constantinople -
Pope Gregory the Geat
Pope Gregory the Great was elected -
A New Empire
Charlemagne became king of the Franks -
A New Empire
Charlemagne earned the favor of Pope Leo III and was crowned Holy Roman Emperor -
Christian Culture
By the end of Charlemagne's rule, Europe was Christian -
Church, State, and Monks
Otto I became Holy Roman Emperor and began reform -
Period: to Jan 1, 1100
Chaos in the West
The papacy was a prize of Roman families rather than a holy office -
Period: to Jan 27, 1000
Feud
The gap between the West and East showed there was a sorm brewing
