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Alex Hable

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The Roman Empire fell in 476 after having constant bad leaders. From constant bad leaders they never could fully restore their former glory they had.

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He ruled from 768-771. After his father died and he took over he controlled all of Western Europe for 3 years. This helped him in ways that he knew how to rule so when he was in Rome he was crowned emperor

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He was crowned emperor from 800-814. When he was emperor he was able to conquer many territories and kept their laws but made sure they were enforced.

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This system became very relevant after Charlemagne died in 814. There weren't any laws in places so peasants followed this to insure they lived so they worked as slaves for kings in order for them to not die.

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From 835-1042 the Vikings would attempt to invade Europe countless times. They managed to control all of Northern Europe and would then dwindled off.

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In 1054 the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox church split and took over their own lands and declared their capitals. This led to both sides to have their own form of Christianity and different lifestyles.

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From 1095-1099 the first crusade was Pope Urban II trying to recapture the holy land that was lost. Since the Pope recaptured the holy land there were more crusades to attack Constantinople and other areas.

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From 1147-1149 after the fall of the county of Edessa. The main thing from this is that Christians didn't want the Muslims to control Edessa but after this crusade failed many Christians believed that god wasn't on their side and lost faith.

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This Crusade went from 1189-1192 and it was another attempt to retake the holy land but it failed again. It didn't fail as bad as the second crusade though they signed a treaty giving Muslims control but unarmed Christians could go to the holy land.

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From 1202-1204 Christians tried to take the holy land again but in the push their capital Constantinople was sacked and they lost control of it.

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In 1215 the Magna Carta was signed and completely changed human rights to this day. The Magna Carta made by rebels and kings completely changed human rights back then

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From 1337-1453 between France and England they fought for succession of the France throne. The throne was vacant after a line of kings died off.

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The Black Plague was at its highest from 1347-1353 killing 60% of Europeans. This disease was from a lack of hygiene but would just decimate anybody who got it.

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From the 1400's-1700's is where people were going from the middle ages to more modern like ways. In this time things like the printing press.

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Started in 1478 to try to fight people who commit heresy. This would be the backup punishment instead of excommunication.