Middle Ages The Monarchy
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| The Power of the Church
The one major exception to the feudal hierarchy was: the ______________. The church was led by the Pope in Rome. During medieval England, the church had a LOT of power. It set ______________________, made its own laws, ran its own courts, and kept kings and noblemen in line by using the threat of _________________________________ (kick out). When ____________________________________, who was Henry II’s ___________________________________, began to favor the church over the crown, four knights who were loyal to the king murdered him, thus making him a ______________________ and _________________________ of the church. His shrine at Canterbury became a destination for pilgrims and is described in ___________________________________________________. Directory: cms -> lib3 -> TX01001155 -> Centricity -> Domain lib3 -> Article Review Guidelines lib3 -> Themes in ap* World History lib3 -> - lib3 -> Must Haves, minimum requirements: (to be included in the Projects) lib3 -> Absolutism and Age of Enlightenment Review Sheet lib3 -> War for Independence Domain -> Scientific & Economic Revolutions Test Review Share with your friends:
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