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From A.D. 1347 - 1350, a disease known more commonly as the "Black Death" plagued Europe. Over one third of the population was wiped out clean. The disease slowed down after 5 years, and in A.D. 1352 it was no longer a huge threat. The people at the time believed it to be "God's Divine Punishment", as they couldn't understand how a disease could be so potent. They had no idea of how to stop it, and they just had to let it spread. Over the next few generations, the disease did make small appearances, but they did not have the same effect as the original plague.

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The Roman empire fell around A.D. 476, at the beginning of the Middle Ages. Poverty and anarchy ravaged the lands of the once powerful Roman Empire

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The chest used to hold all the documents related to the Treaty of Calais.

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The Treaty of Calais & The Treaty of Bretigny

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The Treaty of Calais & The Treaty of Bretigny

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Being forced to accept the Treaty of Calais to maintain his position as King, King John of France gave up ownership of the Duchy of Guyenne (Aquitaine). It was about one third the size of France at the time. This marked the end of the war The Treaty of Bretigny (shown in this picture) was proposed on May 8th, 1360, and ratified in October 24th, 1360. This treaty divvied France into the land shown in the picture, both countries making a trade of land. It is said to be the start of the first phase of the Hundred Years’ War.

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A.D. 1492 Christopher Columbus finds a new world. Marking the end of the Middle Ages.

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A.D. 800 castle in europe

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From 1337 to 1458, a 120 year war was fought by over 20 combatants (The entirety of Europe). The war was triggered by two  factors: One being the status of the Duchy of Guyenne (or Aquitaine). The second being that the kings of England, being the closest relative of the last king, claimed kingship of France.

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Located in Sussex, England, this castle was built in the fourteenth century to protect against a possible invasion by the French during the Hundred Year War.

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Introduced to England in 1066, these castles were originally built on timber. This was found to be cheap and effective, but very vulnerable to attacks containing fire. King William ordered them to be built out of stone.

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During the Islamic Golden Age, scholar from all around the world gathered to help translate the world's discoveries into the Arabic language.

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Mincraft

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A.D. 750
The Islamic empire controls many trade routes, and establish one of the largest empires in history.