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The Time Span From Year 1000-1300 Wheere Europe Became More Politically Organized.
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Holy Crusades Sanctioned By The Catholic Church Against Muslims/Etc. Begin.
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The Magna Carta Was Signed And Approved By King John. It Was The First Time A Ruler In The Middle Ages Was Forced To Limit Power.
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THe Catholic Church Moves To France Causing Outrage Amongst Catholics All Over. This Time Period Was Nick-Named "The Babylonian Captivity," And Was Called So Due To The Story Of The Babylonian captivity. It ended in 1377.
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Dante Alighierri Writes "The Divine Comedy," An Epic Poem Which Is Seen As One Of The Greatest Works Of World Literature.
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The Beginning Of A Series Of Conflicts Between THe French And The British
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A Plague Known As Black Death Sweeps Through Europe Killing Over 25 Million
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The Renaiisance Began In 1350, And With It Brought The Sprread Of Art, Music, Ideas, Etc. It Is Considered The Bridge Between Middle Ages And Modern Times.
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Joan Of Arc Was Born In Domrémy-la-Pucelle, France. She Led The French To Many Victories Against The British During The Hundred Years War.
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A Wealthy Family Of Bankers/Etc. Who Took Political Power In Florence, Italy. They Were Patrons Of The Arts And Held Power For A Long Amount Of Time.
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Christopher Columbus Lands In The New World, Marking The Land To Spain Which Will Lead To Colonization And Trade Through The Caribbean And New World.
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The Reformation Allowing Non-Catholic Chirstians To Practice Their Faith And Transate THe Bible In To Common Venacular.
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Hernan Cortes Defeats The Aztec Empire In Modern Day mexico And Marks The Beginning Of The Destruction Of Civilizations By Foreign Countries WithThe Use Of Guns, Germs, And Steel.
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England Is Able To Defeat A The Spanish Armada, A Fleet Of Ships 130 Ships Sent By King Phillip II Of Spain In Response To British Privateers Attacking Spanish Ships.
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The People Of France Revolt Against King Louis XVI And The French Govenrment Sending The Country Into Turmoil. In 1799, It Is Ended With Napolean Becoming Ruler/Emperor Of France.