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410
Sacking of Rome
Rome was sacked from government in 410. -
476
The Fall of Rome
In 476 the Roman Empire fell from power. -
Mar 26, 600
King Arthur
King Arthur was born around 600 AD. His story is widly known to the general public but its details vary. -
Jan 10, 620
The Rise of Islam
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Jul 18, 1000
The Knights of Templar
The Knights of Templar were often thought to be 9 in number. -
Oct 14, 1066
The Battle of Hastings
The Battle of Hastings was a famous battle fought on the Susex Coast of England. It was fought between a combination of the Norman, Breton, Burgundian, Fleamish and French armies against the Saxon army of England. In the end the combination proved to much for the Saxons and won the battle overwhelmingly. -
Jan 1, 1096
The First Crusades
The Crusades were a series of Holy Wars launched by the Christian states of Europe against the Saracens. The First Crusades started when the Byzantine army was destroyed by Turks. -
Jan 1, 1187
The Second Crusades
In total there were 9 Crusades. The success of the Christians in the First Crusade had been largely due to the un_among their enemies. But the Moslems learned in time the value of united action, and in 1144 A.D. captured Edessa, one of the main Christian outposts in the East. -
Sep 27, 1215
The Magna Carta
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Jan 1, 1346
The Black Death
The Black Death was a desease passed on from rats to humans that caused many deaths during the middle ages period. -
Jan 16, 1356
The 100 Years War
The 100 year war lasted 111 years long and was fought between the English and Gascons and the French. It was eventually won by the English and Gascons. -
Apr 16, 1381
The Bible Was Translated into English
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The Viking Era
The Viking era. Many belived the vikings to be ruthess pilagers but some historians beieve the were skilled traders. -
Charlemagne
Charlemagne (meaning Charles the Great) (\ was King of the Franks from 768 until his death. -
The invention of the Printing Press
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Lindisfarne
A small island off the North-East coast of England; Known as the Holy Island.