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Why did the Catholic Church lose its power and influence in the Middle Ages?
The Catholic Church lost its power and influence during the Middle Ages due to an increase in the power of kings and queens. People began to shift from being controlled by the Pope to local, regional, and national leaders.
What was a factor in the decline of the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages?
There were a number of things that contributed to the decline of the Catholic Church's power in the Middle Ages. One was the ongoing dispute between the Church and the various governments over who had power. Both sides lost in this. An example is the Investiture Controversy. Another was the East-West schism, which resulted from a dispute over the leadership of the Church. The eastern Church split from the Western, forming the Eastern Orthodox Church. This reduced the prestige of the popes, even in the West. The Black Death caused many people to question the whole idea of religion. Various problems within the Church, including the sale of indulgences, lead to decline in respect for the Church, and eventually to the separation of the Protestant groups from the Catholic Church. Though this is regarded as having happened after the Middle Ages were over, it began long before then.
Was the catholic church more powerful in the Renaissance than the middle ages?
The Catholic Church was more powerful in some places during the Renaissance, and less powerful in others. The general inquisitions, which were introduced as the Middle Ages were ending and the Renaissance beginning, gave the Church broad powers of investigation and punishment in such places as Spain and Portugal. On the other hand, the Catholic Church lost all power in many places, including England and parts of Germany, as Protestant groups took over the churches.
Was most learning lost in the middle ages because of the barbarians?
yes it was.
Why was medical knowledge lost in the middle ages?
Because it didn't exist
Why did the Catholic Church lose its power and influence in the Middle Ages?
The Catholic Church lost its power and influence during the Middle Ages due to an increase in the power of kings and queens. People began to shift from being controlled by the Pope to local, regional, and national leaders.
Who lost power in the Middle Ages?
The nobles of the Middle Ages gave way to the power of the Monarchies as this period of history in Europe was coming to an end.
How did the church lose power during the middle ages?
The Church lost power after the Crusades: especially after the Children's Crusade because it was the madness of all families after the kids escaped, they blamed the Church. yep. that's it. Dang Crusades caused sooo many problems!!
Why did some Christians see the need for church reforms during middle ages?
The original message was being lost in all the religion.
What was a factor in the decline of the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages?
There were a number of things that contributed to the decline of the Catholic Church's power in the Middle Ages. One was the ongoing dispute between the Church and the various governments over who had power. Both sides lost in this. An example is the Investiture Controversy. Another was the East-West schism, which resulted from a dispute over the leadership of the Church. The eastern Church split from the Western, forming the Eastern Orthodox Church. This reduced the prestige of the popes, even in the West. The Black Death caused many people to question the whole idea of religion. Various problems within the Church, including the sale of indulgences, lead to decline in respect for the Church, and eventually to the separation of the Protestant groups from the Catholic Church. Though this is regarded as having happened after the Middle Ages were over, it began long before then.
Was the catholic church more powerful in the Renaissance than the middle ages?
The Catholic Church was more powerful in some places during the Renaissance, and less powerful in others. The general inquisitions, which were introduced as the Middle Ages were ending and the Renaissance beginning, gave the Church broad powers of investigation and punishment in such places as Spain and Portugal. On the other hand, the Catholic Church lost all power in many places, including England and parts of Germany, as Protestant groups took over the churches.
Was most learning lost in the middle ages because of the barbarians?
yes it was.
Why was medical knowledge lost in the middle ages?
Because it didn't exist
What was the period called when the Roman and the Greece lost their culture?
It was called the Middle Ages.
What happened to Greek thinking about the human mind during the middle ages?
it was lost
How black death changed society in regards to the Catholic church?
church had so much power over the people. After Black Death people lost their faith and church lost power.
Did the church or the monarchies have more power in the middle ages?
The popes had enormous moral authority, and they could excommunicate kings, but they controlled armies of any size, and were often at the mercy of monarchs. At one time a dispute over political power divided the Roman Catholic Church and there were rival popes in Rome and Avignon. On the other hand, monarchs who tried to exert too much power over the Church sometimes lost. There is a link below for more information.
