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*catholic church
*King Ferdinand the third, Queen Isabella

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* art, education

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Vikings began settling land and Europe was a good to attack

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*disease
This is important because it was a really bad disease that spread.

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* fought between France and England
*Charles the fifth died without a son, so Edward the third thought he had the right to become the new king of france

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* peace treaty between king job and his subjects
*every person obeys the law
It's important because it establish the principle that everyone is to obey the law, including the king.

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* split of roman empire into western empire and eastern empire
* Christianity was split into two branches (orthodox and catholic)

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On Christmas day of the year 800, Charlemagne was in Rome to worship at saint Peter's Basilica. As Charlemagne knelt in prayer, Pope Leo III placed a crown on his head and declared him "emperor of the Romans".
This is important because although the roman Empire was long gone, the title indicates Charlemagne's importance to western Europe.

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Pope innocent III gathered a group of French knights for the fourth crusade.

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Three European rulers, led separate armies in the third crusade.
This is important because it also failed.

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By 1146 the Turks had united their forces. They started taking back cities that the crusaders had captured.
It's important because the combination forces failed to recaptured the city, the crusaders returned to Europe in disgrace.

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French and Italian lords led several armies of crusaders from Europe to Constantinople.
Its important because Christians and Muslims lived along side each other and grew to respect each other.

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Several of Charlemagne's descendants inherited the title of Holy Roman Empire.
Germany and Italy, which made up the Holy Roman Empire remained divided into states and regions ruled by princess and knights,

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Feudalism begins (100 years of Charlemagne's death) (900)

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Feudalism begins (100 years of Charlemagne's death) (900)

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By the 900s most Europeans were governed by small, local, independent leaders, most often by local lords. The political organization these leaders represented is known as feudalism.
It's important because it shows the structure of feudalism.