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| (141)The controversy over who had the right to appoint bishops of the Western Church |
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| German emperors wished to appoint bishops such that the land they ruled over would remain in a close connection with them, yet the Church argued that bishops were supposed to be chosen by the people and the clergy of their dioceses.CH. 12(p.292-3) |
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| The landowners were not apart of the Medieval towns, instead they lived outside the city(place where merchants/farmers lived). CH12 (p.291) |
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| (143)Macedonian dynasty of Byzantium(867-1054) |
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| Macedonian emperors, starting with Basil I heavily expanded the empire by strengthing the navy(Basil I) and the army(Basil II). They did so by keeping military strongholds in each city. Furthermore missionary work followed their conquest and cemented the conquered into a Byzantium mindset. CH 12 (p.284) |
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| Defeated the Magyars at Lechfeld in 955, and claimed the imperial title of the Carolingians. Army was composed of old-fashioned foot soldiers, but he had a numbers advantage. CH 12 (p286) |
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