CHAPTER 10 THE LATE MIDDLE AGES IN

EUROPE: 1000 – 1500

Medieval Politics, 1000-1300 The Capetians and the Beginnings of

France Phillip II Augustus Height of Capetian Rule Under Phillip IV

England to 1300 Henry II Thomas à Becket The Successors of Henry II The Origins of Parliament

Medieval Politics, 1000-1300 Spain to 1300 Disunity in Germany and Italy

The Salian Emperors

The Church in the High Middle Ages

Monastic Reform The Papacy’s Zenith: Innocent III Heresy Fransicans and Dominicans

The Crusades The Crusading Expeditions The Crusader States Significance of the Crusades

Revival of Trade and Towns Factors in the Revival of Towns Merchant and Craft Guilds

The Later Middle Ages 1300-1500 The Black Death and Economic

Depression

Medieval Politics, 1300-1500 Continued Disunity in Germany Spain: Ferdinand and Isabella England and France:

The Hundred Years’ War England After the Hundred Years’

War France After the Hundred Years’

War

The Medieval Church in Crises 1300-1500

Boniface VIII The Avignon Papacy Wyclif and Hus

The Great Schism of the Roman Catholic Church

The Concillar Movement

Thought and Culture During the Middle Ages Origin of European Universities Scholasticism Women and Learning in the High

Middle Ages

Arts and Letters in the Later Middle Ages Vernacular Literature: Dante and

Chaucer Medieval Architecture and

Sculpture