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The reign of Emperor Henry III; represented the hight of imperial power
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The reign of Emperor Henry III; represented the hight of imperial power
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Henry' III's death
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Henry traveled to meet the pope
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Representatives of both sides met in the German City of Worms to settle the conflict
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The conflict between popes and emperors
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Frederick I, also known as Frederick Barbarossa (Frederick of the Red Beard), Ruled Germany
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The Lombard League they raised a powerful army that defeated Federick
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Frederick I, also known as Frederick Barbarossa (Frederick of the Red Beard), Ruled Germany
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The strongest of the medieval popes-- Innocent III-- greatly strengthed the church and increased its worldly power
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The strongest of the medieval popes-- Innocent III-- greatly strengthed the church and increased its worldly power
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Papal power slowly declined after Innocent's death
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After Charlemagne died it caused Italy to fall into a state of disorder
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The Bazyintne Empire held parts of Italy
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Germany the great feudal lords elected Otto I their king
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Otto moved to seize territory in northern Italy
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The pope rewarded Otto's support by crowning him Emperor of the Romans