Caleigh+Richissin


 * < CATEGORY ||< TERM ||< LEVEL ONE ||< LEVELTWO ||
 * < people, leader, legendary ||< JOAN OF ARC ||< A French Ruler during the hundred years war.Was considered and immortal legend until later capturedbybritish forces and burned at the stake. ||< This is important because she brought unification to france and began to push britian out of her home. This showed France's powerful leadership, and that they are a potential threat. ||
 * < term, law, corruption ||< Simony ||< The buying and selling of church offices. An illegal law, yet was still commonly practiced. ||< This is important because simony is a main cause of corruption in the church, and also showed the churches wealth and power over europe. This impacted europe over time as the church continued to become more corrupt, and later the church suffered a power struggle. Later.......this hurt the church and its level of power. ||
 * < term, movement, revival ||< Renaissancce ||< The literal translation is "rebirth". It was a time of revival for art and literature. ||< This is important because it was a force out of the dark ages that was brought upon europe by the plague. The culture was revolutionized and even today we feel the impact that it had on literature. The Renaissance gave birth to Lay Religion. Well done. Just remember NOT to use first person! ||
 * < term, free thinking, churches, religion ||< Lay Religion ||< The faith and actions of those not associated with the ordained church. A major force of freethinkers. ||< This is important because it encouraged free thinking, and separation from the church. Their ideas greatly influenced Europe through art, and literature. ||
 * < people, revolt, revolution, free thinking. ||< Luther ||< His beliefs began a revolution against Rome and the church. ||< Europe was broken in to many individual nations because of the movement, and later, when Calvin mixed his ideas with Luther's, the power of the church had been questioned. ﻿Not only questioned, but also weakened. The dynamic of religion in European society was forever changed. ||