How did Pope Clement V change the papacy? In 1305, a French Cardinal was elected Pope and became Pope _____ . He chose to live in ___ and appointed mostly ____ cardinals. With the election of more French popes and more choosing to live there too, it appreared that the _____ was under control of the French ____.

Clement V, Avignon, French, papacy, king

What happened when Urban VI and Clement VIII died? This caused a Schism in the Church. When Urban VI and Clement VII died, competing groups of cardinals elected two new ____, each claiming to be the real one. This started the ____ ____ __ __ ____.

popes, Great Schism of the West

What was decided at the council in Constance? A third ___ named _____ was elected in Pisa, so there were now three rival popes. A council met in Constance, Switzerland, and set aside the three rival popes and elected Pope _____ and the New Pope. This Pope was accepted by the Western Church, and the ______ of the _____ was restored.

pope, Alexander V, Martin, lineage, papacy

One/two ways the Renassiance influence the Church was: Christian scholars became interested in ______, a Renassiance _____ that embraces the ______ of a person.

humanism, philosophy, importance

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How did the Late Middle Ages different from the time before it?
The years 1300-1500 AD are often called the late middle Ages. Unlike the glorious age of faith before, this was a time of ____, _, and _ ____ for the Church and world

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CCSS.RI.7.2

CCSS.RI.8.2

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CCSS.RL.8.2

CCSS.RI. 9-10.2

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What was the name of the plague most people who died from the Black Death had?
A highly contagious disease was spreading throughout all of Europe and beyond. This highly contagious disease, or ____ was known as the _ . Most of those who died from the Black death had contracted a form of what we now call the ____ plague.

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CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

CCSS.RI.5.5

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What fraction of the clergy in Europe at that time died from ministering to the sick laity?
A lot of people died during this time. Along with many of the laity, many of the clergy also died, as much as ______ (fraction) in some places, as a result of ministering to the sick.

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What successes did the Muslim armies have?
By 1453, The Muslim Turks had taken over the Great Christian capital of ___ and by 1529 Muslim armies had conquered all of south Europe.

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CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

CCSS.RI.5.5

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How was Christian devotion impacted by the plague?
After the Black Death struck, the devotion to the Christian faith began to ___ _.

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Without properly educated priests, what are some basics of the faith that Catholics did not know?
Catholicism that Catholics didn't know were the __, the 10 commandments, and common prayers such a as the _ and the _.

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CCSS.RI.8.2

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CCSS.RL.8.2

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What problems existed with the Eucharist and the Mass?
There was a lack of understanding of the of the and the Mass became unclear and a distant rite even to those who attended it faithfully. It became common practice for even the most religious christians to recieve Holy Communion only a _ _____ a year.

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Religion Unit 2 Chapter 11- STMS

How did the Late Middle Ages different from the time before it?
The years 1300-1500 AD are often called the late middle Ages. Unlike the glorious age of faith before, this was a time of ____, _, and _ ____ for the Church and world

What fraction of the clergy in Europe at that time died from ministering to the sick laity?
A lot of people died during this time. Along with many of the laity, many of the clergy also died, as much as ______ (fraction) in some places, as a result of ministering to the sick.

What successes did the Muslim armies have?
By 1453, The Muslim Turks had taken over the Great Christian capital of ___ and by 1529 Muslim armies had conquered all of south Europe.

How was Christian devotion impacted by the plague?
After the Black Death struck, the devotion to the Christian faith began to ___ _.

Without properly educated priests, what are some basics of the faith that Catholics did not know?
Catholicism that Catholics didn't know were the __, the 10 commandments, and common prayers such a as the _ and the _.

What weakened along with Christendom?
As Christendom began to weaken, the once powerful ____ began to decline.

How did Pope Clement V change the papacy?
In 1305, a French Cardinal was elected Pope and became Pope ___ . He chose to live in _ and appointed mostly __ cardinals. With the election of more French popes and more choosing to live there too, it appreared that the _ was under control of the French __.

What happened when cardinals disliked Urban VI's Reforms?
When Pope Urban VI proposed Reforms to the Church that the cardinals disliked, the cardinals selected another Pope, Pope ____ _, who was an antipope. Pope Urban VI in Rome did not .

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Religion Unit 2 Chapter 11- STMS

How did the Late Middle Ages different from the time before it?The years 1300-1500 AD are often called the late middle Ages. Unlike the glorious age of faith before, this was a time of ______, _____, and _____ ______ for the Church and world

What fraction of the clergy in Europe at that time died from ministering to the sick laity?A lot of people died during this time. Along with many of the laity, many of the clergy also died, as much as ______ (fraction) in some places, as a result of ministering to the sick.

What successes did the Muslim armies have?By 1453, The Muslim Turks had taken over the Great Christian capital of _________ and by 1529 Muslim armies had conquered all of south ______ Europe.

How was Christian devotion impacted by the plague?After the Black Death struck, the devotion to the Christian faith began to _____ ___.

Without properly educated priests, what are some basics of the faith that Catholics did not know?Catholicism that Catholics didn't know were the ____, the 10 commandments, and common prayers such a as the ____ _____ and the ____ ___.

What weakened along with Christendom?As Christendom began to weaken, the once powerful ____ began to decline.

What happened when cardinals disliked Urban VI's Reforms?When Pope Urban VI proposed Reforms to the Church that the cardinals disliked, the cardinals selected another Pope, Pope ______ ___, who was an antipope. Pope Urban VI in Rome did not ____ ____.

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How did the Late Middle Ages different from the time before it?
The years 1300-1500 AD are often called the late middle Ages. Unlike the glorious age of faith before, this was a time of ____, _, and _ ____ for the Church and world

What fraction of the clergy in Europe at that time died from ministering to the sick laity?
A lot of people died during this time. Along with many of the laity, many of the clergy also died, as much as ______ (fraction) in some places, as a result of ministering to the sick.

What successes did the Muslim armies have?
By 1453, The Muslim Turks had taken over the Great Christian capital of ___ and by 1529 Muslim armies had conquered all of south Europe.

How was Christian devotion impacted by the plague?
After the Black Death struck, the devotion to the Christian faith began to ___ _.

Without properly educated priests, what are some basics of the faith that Catholics did not know?
Catholicism that Catholics didn't know were the __, the 10 commandments, and common prayers such a as the _ and the _.

What weakened along with Christendom?
As Christendom began to weaken, the once powerful ____ began to decline.

What happened when cardinals disliked Urban VI's Reforms?
When Pope Urban VI proposed Reforms to the Church that the cardinals disliked, the cardinals selected another Pope, Pope ____ _, who was an antipope. Pope Urban VI in Rome did not .