Chapter 10 Review: Important Events
910 | Founding of Cluny |
1049–1054 | Papacy of Leo IX |
1054 | Schism between eastern and western churches begins |
1066 | Battle of Hastings: Norman conquest of England under William I |
1071 | Battle between Byzantines and Seljuk Turks at Manzikert |
1073–1085 | Papacy of Gregory VII |
1077 | Henry IV does penance before Gregory VII at Canossa; war breaks out |
1086 | Domesday survey |
1095 | Council of Clermont; Pope Urban II calls First Crusade |
1096–1099 | First Crusade |
1097 | Establishment of commune at Milan |
1108–1137 | Reign of Louis VI |
1109 | Establishment of the crusader states |
1122 | Concordat of Worms ends Investiture Conflict |
c. 1140 | Gratian’s Decretum published |
1147–1149 | Second Crusade |
Consider three events: Papacy of Gregory VII (1073–1085), Concordat of Worms ends Investiture Conflict (1122), and Gratian’s Decretum published (c. 1140). How did these events serve to enhance the power of the papacy? How might the papacy have been different had any of these events not occurred?