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1066: After coronation of William I and subduing rebellions across England, were solidified the form of government that we call Feudalism.

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1066: After coronation of William I and subduing rebellions across England, were solidified the form of government that we call Feudalism.

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1066: After coronation of William I and subduing rebellions across England, were solidified the form of government that we call Feudalism.

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1073: Canterbury becomes England's religious center.

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1073: Canterbury becomes England's religious center.

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1085: King William I commissions the Domesday Book.

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1085: King William I commissions the Domesday Book.

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1096: Europe, First Crusade sets out for the Holy Land.

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1096: Europe, First Crusade sets out for the Holy Land.

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1096: Europe First Crusade sets out for the Holy Land

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c. 1100: France, Song of roland, an epic poem, is written.

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c. 1100: France, Song of roland, an epic poem, is written.

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1154-1169: King Henry II named Thomas Becket as Archbishop of Canterbury since he wished to continue the relationship between the state and the church. Becket became an adversary and tried to defend the supremacy of the Church over State.

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1154-1169: King Henry II named Thomas Becket as Archbishop of Canterbury since he wished to continue the relationship between the state and the church. Becket became an adversary and tried to defend the supremacy of the Church over State.

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named Thomas Becket as Archbishop of Canterbury

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1170: Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, is murdered in Canterbury Cathedral.

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1170: Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, is murdered in Canterbury Cathedral.

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1170: Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, is murdered in Canterbury Cathedral.

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1191: Palestine, Richard the Lionheart defeats Saladin on the Third Crusade.

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1191: Palestine, Richard the Lionheart defeats Saladin on the Third Crusade.

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1191: Palestine, Richard the Lionheart defeats Saladin on the Third Crusade

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1199: King Richard was killed in battle, his brother John gained the crown, becoming "one of the most detested" English rulers.

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1199: King Richard was killed in battle, his brother John gained the crown, becoming "one of the most detested" English rulers.

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1199: John gained the crown, becoming "one of the most detested" English rulers.

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1214: China, Mongol leader Genghis Khan captures Peking.

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1214: China, Mongol leader Genghis Khan captures Peking.

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China, Mongol leader Genghis Khan captures Peking.

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1215: King John is forced to sign Magna Carta.

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1215: King John is forced to sign Magna Carta.

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1215: King John is forced to sign Magna Carta.

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1258: First commoners are allowed in Parliament.

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1258: First commoners are allowed in Parliament.

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1258: First commoners are allowed in Parliament.

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1275: China, Venetian Marco Polo visits court of Kubla Khan.

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1275: China, Venetian Marco Polo visits court of Kubla Khan.

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1275: China, Venetian Marco Polo visits court of Kubla Khan.

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1291: Europe and Middle East, The Crusades end. 

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1291: Europe and Middle East, The Crusades end. 

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1291: Europe and Middle East, The Crusades end.

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1325: Mexico, Aztecs establish Mexico City and create a 365-day dating system.

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1325: Mexico, Aztecs establish Mexico City and create a 365-day dating system.

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1325: Mexico, Aztecs establish Mexico City and create a 365-day dating system.

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1337: The Hundred Years' War begins between England and France.

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1337: The Hundred Years' War begins between England and France.

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1337: The Hundred Years' War begins between England and France.

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October 1347: Catastrophe struck Europe with the arrival of a plague from the East carried by rats and fleas.

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October 1347: Catastrophe struck Europe with the arrival of a plague from the East carried by rats and fleas.

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October 1347: Catastrophe struck Europe with the arrival of a plague from the East carried by rats and fleas.

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1348: The Black Death begins sweeping through England.

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1348: The Black Death begins sweeping through England.

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1348: The Black Death begins sweeping through England.

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1381: The Bible is first translated into English.

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1381: The Bible is first translated into English.

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1381: The Bible is first translated into English.

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1387-1400: The Canterbury Tales is published.

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1387-1400: The Canterbury Tales is published.

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1387-1400: The Canterbury Tales is published.

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1429: France, Joan of Arc leads the French to victory in the Siege of Orleans.

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1429: France, Joan of Arc leads the French to victory in the Siege of Orleans.

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1429: France, Joan of Arc leads the French to victory in the Siege of Orleans.

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1455: Germany, The first Gutenberg Bible is printed.

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1455: Germany, The first Gutenberg Bible is printed.

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1455: Germany, The first Gutenberg Bible is printed.

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1455-1485: The House of York and the House of Lancaster fight the Wars of the Roses.

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1455-1485: The House of York and the House of Lancaster fight the Wars of the Roses.

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1455-1485: The House of York and the House of Lancaster fight the Wars of the Roses.