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1. The fall of the western Roman empire        (476 C.E.)

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1. The fall of the western Roman empire        (476 C.E.)

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It is predicted the fall of the western roman empire was caused by the exert of military forces from fighting Germanic tribes. Over time they lost too many forces which made them weak. although there have been other reasons why this empire fell, this was the main one.

This is important because this empire was very large and held power for a long time and without it a lot has changed.

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Once the Western Roman Empire fell this new political system was begun so people would know their places.

Feudalism is important because it helped people protect themselves from violence and warfare.

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Charlemagne was crowned the powerful king after the pope could no longer fend off enemies in the city.

This was important because now there would be a new person in charge that could very well change many things in there society.

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4. Vikings begin attacking Europe (Jan 6th 1793)

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4. Vikings begin attacking Europe (Jan 6th 1793)

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The vikings launched an early attack on the east coast of England leaving Europe un prepared and a loss of many men and buildings.

This was important during this time because the vikings used all of this loot as political values to bring back scandinavia later on.

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5. Charlemagne crowned holy emperor (Dec 25th 800) 

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5. Charlemagne crowned holy emperor (Dec 25th 800) 

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Charlemagne was crowned Emperor after he had gave a lot of money and land to the churches along with his protection of the pope.

This was important because with this role of being Emperor he began cultivating the renaissance.

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This crusade was the first attempt to recapture holy land, but unfortunately, they lost.

This was important because this was a major attempt to gain back what was theirs, and what should've still been.

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The second crusade was another big battle launched by Europe in response to the fall of Edessa.

This was important because this was the second biggest battle during this time and it was for a great victory over the Muslims.

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The third crusade is also known as the kings crusade which was an attempt to regain holy land from Saladin.

This was important because the Europeans really wanted this land which led to another historical fight between Saladin warriors and the european leaders' fighters.

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The fourth crusade was intended to conquer the muslim controlled jerusalem although, they ended up raiding the Byzantine Empire (Constantinople).

This was important because after the raid of constantinople they had a lot of power, wealth, and territory.

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The Magna Carta was a legal document signed by king John.

This was important because with this it have citizens certain rights like no new taxes, no more taking property, more justice for people. This later led to the growth of the common law

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The black plague was a disease caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis that circulates among wild rodents where they live in great numbers and density.

This was important because this disease had wiped out 60% of Europe population. That number affecting about 350-375 million people, making this disease very detrimental.

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The 100 year war was a war fought between France and England during the middle ages.

This war was significant because it was the largest and longest one there had ever been. In the end the war resulted both sides to be in misery although, England did win.

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The renaissance was known as the Art Era.

The renaissance was important because it marked the transition between the middle ages and new modernity which was also known as the start of the 14th century.