Christian History Made Easy chapter 7

Famous Peeps

100

She had a dream, became a knight, and was captured and burned a heretic

Joan of Arc

300

Declared the Church had power over all of Europe's Kings, which led to his kidnapping and untimely death thanks to the French King.

Pope Boniface VIII

400

She called for the pope to come back to Rome when he was in Avignon

Catherine of Sienna

500

Famously said "God has given us the papacy; Now let's enjoy it!"

Pope Leo X

Big events

100

This ended in 1450, and once again there was finally one pope

The Papal Schism

200

This many people likely died in the Bubonic Plague

Approximately 24 Million

300

in 1337 the King of England declared Himself the King of France, resulting in the King of France's response which lasted 116 Years

The 100 Year's War

400

Declaration that Councils had more authority than the pope, which resulted in a third pope.

Council of Pisa

500

This was the Church that was taken over by Muslims in Constantinople in 1453

The Church of Holy Wisdom (Hagia Sophia)

Renaissance

100

Translated portions of the bible into english so anyone could read it. His bones were burned after he died in 1384.

John Wycliffe

300

This is what the Scholars of the Renaissance were called

Humanists

400

Unimpressed with Pope Julius yet sought to reform the church, he went to the university of Paris and developed a greek new testament based off of the best new testament manuscripts.

Erasmus of Rotterdam

500

in 1400 in the Czech Republic, this man proclaimed Wycliffe's ideology and proclaimed the people should only obey the church when the church follows the teachings of the Bible. He was burned alive.

Jan Hus