Identifier: modernhistoryeur00west (find matches)
Title: Modern history; Europe
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: West, Willis Mason, 1857- (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Boston, Allyn and Bacon
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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-pendent monarchy or city-republic. The chance to make aunited German nation was postponed six hundred years. In1273, the name of Emperor was revived by the election ofCount Rudolph of Hapsburg: but little more than the nameremained (§§ 158 ft.). REVIEW EXERCISES. 1. Fact drills (cf. Ancient History, 245, 246, for suggestions). a. Bates: 843, 962, 987, 1066; (class fill in the events). 1075-1254 (struggle between Empire and papacy), 1122 (Concordat ofWorms, which divides struggle of Empire and papacy into twochapters), 1176 (Legnano). b. Fix other events in connection with the dates given above ; such as Lechfeld, Lombard League, Peace of Constance. c. Extend list of terms for brief explanation (see page 51): Hugh Capet, Guelf, benefit of clergy, Pataria, Peters Pence, Canossa,mark states, etc. 1 Two emperors were elected during this period, — a Spaniard and an Eng-lishman (the brother of Henry III), — but neither of them actually appearedin Germany to enter upon the government.
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RESULT OF STRIFE BETWEEN EMPIRE AND PAPACY 97 2. Make a syllabus of the work so far. This may be done readily fromthe headings of paragraphs, upon the plan of the Analytical Table ofContents in the Ancient History. 3. Review questions by the class (cf. page 51). For example : give thetwo divisions of the struggle between Empire and papacy, characteriz-ing each, and naming leaders and chief events. 4. Catch-word reviews (cf. Ancient History, 153). a. Germany from Charles the Fat to 962. b. The Holy Roman Empire, to 1273. 5. Map review. Compare the four maps on the Empire (including theone on the Partition of Verdun) for varying boundaries and for increasein number of political divisions. CHAPTER II. THE AGE OP THE CRUSADES, 1100-1300. I. CONDITIONS IN THE EAST BEFORE THE CRUSADES. 89. The Mohammedan World* before the Coming of the Turk.— From 800 to 1100, Western Europe had stood to Asia muchas Asia now stands to Europe. It was far below both the Greekand the Mohammedan world in civi

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