Transcript Religious Orders

AGENDA 3-5-2014
1. Quiz Middle Ages #1
2. Notes- Roman Catholic Church
(Religious Orders)
3. Activity #10- 3-Ring Venn Compare the
Franciscans, Dominicans, and
Cistercian Monks
4. Notes- Gothic and Romanesque
Architecture
5. Activity #11- Is it Gothic or Romanesque
Homework 3-5-2014
• Finish through
Activity #10 in your
Booklets
• Study Notes 5-10
Minutes
6-5.4 Explain the
role and influence of
the Roman Catholic
Church in medieval
Europe
Objectives
1. The students will compare the three
major Christian orders during the
Middle Ages, Dominican, Franciscan,
and Cistercian, using a three-ring Venn
diagram and a 20 words or less writing
activity.
2. The students will analyze the features of
early, gothic, and Romanesque
architecture, and categorize pictures
based on their features as one of the
three using a teacher-created chart.
Religious Orders
• The Roman
Catholic church is
led by the pope,
cardinals, bishops,
priests and nuns
• A religious order is
a large group of
priests who believe
the same things
POPE
CARDINALS
ARCHBISHOPS
BISHOPS
MONKS, PRIESTS,
AND NUNS
Monks and Monasteries
• MONKS- Male religious
leaders who gives his life
to prayer and good
works. They usually live
in MONASTERIES
• CISTERCIAN Monks
created many new
farming techniques,
which helped Europeans
grow more crops
MONASTARIES
• FRANCISICAN
Monks taught
Christianity to the
people, and helped
the poor and served
as missionaries.
DOMINICAN Monks
defended church
teachings, and
preached to welleducated people
Universities
• The first two
UNIVERSITIES were the
University of Bologna,
Italy and the Sorbonne in
Paris, France and mostly
educated priests.
• In universities in the
Middle Ages students
studied grammar, logic,
math, geometry, music
and astronomy.